[Global News You Need To Know Before The U.S. Stock Market Opens On Monday] U.S. Retail Sales In February Fell Short Of Expectations By 0.2% Month-on-month, And The Previous Value Was Significantly Revised Down. Trump Said He Would Speak With Putin On Tuesday And Would Impose Broad Reciprocal Tariffs On April 2, As Well As Additional Tariffs On Specific Industries. The OECD Lowered Its Forecast For Global Economic Growth This Year And Next. Trump Triggered Trade Concerns, And UBS Raised Its Gold Target Price To $3,200 Per Ounce. Berkshire "as Promised" Increased Its Holdings In Japan's Five Largest Trading Companies, With An Average Shareholding Ratio Of Nearly 10%. Intel Once Rose More Than 2% Before The Market Opened, And It Was Reported That Intel's New CEO Planned To Comprehensively Reform Its Chip Business And Artificial Intelligence Strategy. U.S. Steel Rose Nearly 3% Before The Market Opened, And The U.S. Department Of Justice Plans To Extend The Deadline For U.S. Steel And Nippon Steel To Sue The U.S. Foreign Investment Committee. Guo Mingchi: The Release Of B300 Is The Focus Of Nvidia GTC 2025, And Mass Production Is Expected In The Third Quarter. The Nikkei 225 Index Closed Up 0.9%; The Shanghai Composite Index Closed Up 0.19%; And The Hang Seng Index Closed Up 0.77%