Aluminium Packaging Transforms the Game: From Cans to Circular Economy, Towards the New Standard of Green Packaging Article by SO OK TRADING March 28, 2026

Oil War – March 7, 2026: When the USA & Israel Bombed Iran’s Oil Depots, the World Entered a Massive Oil Shock On March 7, 2026, the world shook overnight. The USA and Israel launched a strike on Iran’s oil depots in Tehran, igniting fires and triggering immediate retaliation. Within 24 hours, Iran officially closed the Strait of Hormuz — the strategic passage for more than 20% of global oil. The result: the largest Oil Shock since the Russia–Ukraine war. Oil Prices: Brent crude jumped from $65–70 to over $92 per barrel, with forecasts pointing to $120–150 if the blockade continues. Gold Prices: From $4,800/oz before the war, gold surged to $5,300–5,400/oz, setting a new floor at $5,000 and potentially climbing beyond $6,000. Currencies: USD strengthened as a safe haven, while JPY, CNY, and THB weakened under soaring energy costs. Stock Markets: Asia-Pacific indices tumbled as investors fled to gold and other safe assets. This is not just a Middle East conflict — it’s a shockwave hitting costs, investments, and wallets worldwide. SO OK TRADING monitors these shifts in real time, standing as your trusted partner in uncertain times.

The US–Iran war has entered its 4th week, shaking global markets — oil, gold, currencies, and equities all under pressure. SO OK TRADING deep analysis: - Gold surges to $4,600 — the ultimate safe haven - Global stocks enter correction mode - Dollar strengthens, Thai Baht weakens - Brent / WTI oil risks breaking $160 if the Strait of Hormuz is blocked - Thai SET Index remains fragile, though energy stocks may provide support Also covering forecasts for base metals, major currencies, Asian markets, and key economic indicators to watch.

Rare Earth: Neodymium & Dysprosium Strategic Resources Driving the Future of Clean Energy and Global Industry Insight by SOOK TRADING Key Properties - Neodymium (Nd): A silver-gray metal, the core component of Neodymium-Iron-Boron (NdFeB) permanent magnets — the most powerful magnets in the world. It delivers extremely high magnetic strength in a compact size, enabling powerful yet small devices. - Dysprosium (Dy): A rare metal with very high melting and boiling points. It enhances the heat resistance of NdFeB magnets, ensuring stable performance in high-temperature environments such as electric vehicle motors and offshore wind turbines. Strategic Applications (2026) - Electric Vehicles (EVs): NdFeB magnets make motors smaller, lighter, and more powerful, while Dy improves heat resistance and prevents magnetic energy loss. - Renewable Energy: Offshore wind turbines require hundreds of kilograms of NdFeB magnets per megawatt, boosting efficiency and reducing long-term maintenance costs. - Robotics & Automation: Applied in precision joints and drive systems, supporting the growth of industrial robots and smart agricultural robotics. - Electronics & Medical Devices: Used in smartphone speakers, headphones, haptic feedback systems, MRI scanners, and advanced military radar systems. SOOK TRADING — Your Strategic Partner in Rare Earths and Clean Energy Solutions We provide high-quality materials and integrated solutions to power the future of your industry.