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Golden Ten Data reported on April 10 that CITIC Securities pointed out that U.S. non-farm payroll data shows marginal improvement in U.S. employment in March, but the sustainability remains to be seen. The U.S. added 178,000 non-farm jobs in March, exceeding expectations, partly driven by short-term disruptions being resolved. Although the structure of employment growth in March improved compared to February, growth in many industries remains relatively low. If the conflict between the United States and Iran continues, it is expected to put pressure on the global supply chain, and U.S. employment may continue to face challenges. However, rising inflation risks are currently squeezing the Federal Reserve's room for interest rate cuts.

Palm oil futures prices hit a low and rebounded; the USDA has raised global palm oil ending stocks for the 2025/26 season. With the March MPOB report about to be released, can inventory reduction expectations be fulfilled?

BlockBeats News, April 10th, according to WSJ report, just hours after U.S. President Trump suddenly announced the suspension of an attack on Iran last month, the White House warned staff not to abuse their power by betting on the timing in prediction markets. According to informed sources, the White House Office of Management issued this warning on March 23rd. Earlier that day, Trump announced the decision to suspend the airstrike via Truth Social. About 15 minutes before the sudden policy shift, there was a surge of mysterious trading activity in the futures market. Dow Jones market data shows that in less than two minutes, oil futures contracts worth over $760 million changed hands. Recently, three accounts on the Polymarket platform profited over $600,000 by accurately predicting the time of Iran's ceasefire this week. Trump critics, including many Democrats, immediately inferred that someone had profited from knowing about the policy shift in advance. The White House confirmed the authenticity of this warning, Trump's spokesperson Ingel said: "The only special interest guiding President Trump's decisions is the best interest of the American people."