[Iranian Vice President Says He Will Continue To Defend Territory And Has Not Abandoned Negotiations To Resolve Issues] Iranian Vice President Hossein Zadeh Stated In An Interview With Al Jazeera On The 10th That Iran Will Continue To Defend Its Territory, As This Is A "legitimate Right And Obligation." Furthermore, Iran Has Always Sought To Resolve The Crisis Through Dialogue And Is Not Launching An Attack Against Its Neighbors. Hossein Zadeh Mentioned That Iranian President Pezechzian Has Repeatedly Emphasized That The Current Issues Should Be Resolved Through Negotiations, And The Iranian Foreign Ministry Has Developed Multiple Response Plans. He Stated That Iran Has Never Invaded Any Country And Has Always Sought To Resolve The Crisis Peacefully Through Dialogue

The Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan (OtPP) Is Undergoing A Major Overhaul Of Its Private Equity Investment Approach After Its Portfolio Recorded Its First Loss In 16 Years. Following A Projected Loss Of Approximately C$10 Billion (US$7.4 Billion) In Private Equity Holdings By 2025, The Fund (which Manages US$200 Billion In Assets) Is Shifting Its Focus To Three Specific Sectors: Financial Services, Technology, And Services. According To Its Website, This Change Means That The Fund's Private Equity Division Will No Longer Have Dedicated Teams For Healthcare Investments And Sustainable Energy Transition

Australia's S&P/ASX 200 Index Rises 0.4% To 8731.20 Points In Early Trade

According To Sources Familiar With The Matter, John Hegeman And Sequoia Capital Partner Ravi Gupta Are Seeking At Least $1 Billion In Funding For Their New Company, Ithaca Holdings. Ithaca Holdings Will Become A Holding Company And Will Attempt To Acquire At Least One Publicly Traded Company Or One Private Company (i.e., Not Publicly Traded). John Hegeman Previously Worked For Meta Platforms As Its Chief Revenue Officer (Cro)

Nikkei Futures Trade At 54805 Versus Cash Close 54,248

Pdg, Backed By Warburg Pincus, Will Issue Bonds To Raise $5 Billion For Its Data Center Business

On Tuesday (March 10), In Late New York Trading, The Yield On The Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury Note Rose 6.18 Basis Points To A Daily High Of 4.1576%, Exhibiting A W-shaped Pattern. European Stocks Briefly Dipped Slightly Below 4.09% Around The Open. The Yield On The Two-year U.S. Treasury Note Rose 5.41 Basis Points To A Daily High Of 3.59%