The United States' inflation pressure reemerges! The surge in oil prices may make interest rate cuts seem distant. Recently, American consumers have felt the sharp rise in gasoline prices, which will be prominently reflected in this week's inflation data. It is expected that the March CPI will increase by 1% month-on-month, the largest single-month increase since 2022; core CPI may rise by 0.3%. Economists warn that stubborn price pressures combined with new inflation risks from the Middle East war could make the Federal Reserve's plans to cut rates this year more difficult. Behind the economic turmoil, what deep opportunities and challenges are implied? Perhaps, some people have already started to act.