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Although technology companies continue to report enormous revenue growth, the bar for expectations keeps rising. A recent example was the financial results of South Korean memory chip maker SK Hynix, whose record-breaking quarter with triple-digit growth still fell short of investor expectations. The company's shares subsequently dropped sharply as the market once again began questioning the sustainability of investments in artificial intelligence infrastructure. At the same time, the company emphasized that demand for chips remains strong and customers continue to request deliveries, prompting it to secure long-term partnerships with major industry players.

After two exceptionally difficult years, the situation on the olive oil market appears to be starting to stabilize. The world’s largest olive oil producer expects a better harvest, which could contribute to a more balanced supply and a more predictable price development. Lower prices are supporting consumer demand, which was significantly affected during the period of record prices. Despite the positive news, analysts warn that the calmer situation may not last long. Climate change and a strong El Niño phenomenon expected this year could significantly affect commodity markets around the world.[1]