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Private equity’s appetite for Japan’s fast-food industry is growing steadilyCarlyle Group Inc. and Goldman Sachs have recently acquired the Japan operations of KFC and Burger King, respectively. Demographic changes and inflationary pressures are driving the growth of fast food sales in Japan. Burgers and fried chicken are seen as an "affordable small happiness," and private equity firms believe they can capitalize on this trend for substantial returns. The new owners of KFC and Burger King plan to expand their business in Japan by increasing menu variety, optimizing operations, and using data to analyze consumer preferences. They also plan to increase the number of stores and sales volume in the coming years.
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In March, ICE UK natural gas futures rose by a total of 62.85%. By the end of the European session on Tuesday (March 31), the price was 126.990 pence/therm. Before the European stock market opened on March 19, it had surged to 180.960 pence.TTF benchmark Dutch natural gas futures have cumulatively risen by 59.51%, quoted at 50.258 euros/MWh. ICE EU carbon emission trading allowances (futures price) have cumulatively increased by 3.58%, quoted at 71.49 euros/ton, overall showing a V-shaped rebound.
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Gold ETF closed down nearly 3.8%, leading the decline among major US stock asset ETFs, while Brent crude oil funds rose over 83% in the first quarter.In the first quarter, the US Brent Oil Price Fund rose by a total of 83.65%. The Fear Index long position increased by 34.87%. The Soybean Fund rose by 11.62%. The Gold ETF performed fourth with a rise of 8.57%. The Agricultural Products Fund increased by 7.05%, and the Emerging Markets ETF followed closely with a rise of 3.80%. Long positions on the Japanese Yen, long positions on the Euro, the Dow Jones ETF, the S&P 500 ETF, and the Nasdaq 100 ETF each fell by up to 5.93%.
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