The heatwave sweeping across the region, coupled with the escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine in …
British Prime Minister Barnham announced that the business tax for bars, clubs and live music venues across …
Trader Peter Brandt has sparked a new round of discussion in the Bitcoin market.
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On July 22nd local time, the pre-market short-term decline of US storage stock-related companies caused SK Hynix's ADR to drop by 6.7%, Micron Technology to fall by more than 4%, SanDisk to widen its decline by 3.9%, and Western Digital to drop by more than 4%.
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In late July 2026, the global commodity market showed a typical tug-of-war between bulls and bears. Geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East continued to escalate, and the standoff between the U.S. and Iran kept disrupting the global energy supply chain, driving international oil prices steadily higher.
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On July 23rd local time, the US Trade Representative Office issued a notice, announcing that based on Section 301 of the 1974 Trade Act, it would impose tariffs ranging from 10% to 12.5% on dozens of countries and regions under the pretext of "forced labor", as an alternative to the expiring global import tariffs.
According to the report by Rich Asplund, a columnist of Barchart, recently, with the significant improvement in the monsoon rainfall in India, global sugar prices are facing downward pressure.
Google's parent company, Alphabet, is accelerating its investment in artificial intelligence (AI), but this massive infrastructure construction is also putting new pressure on the company's finances.
On July 21st local time, Trump announced a major new policy on generic drug tariffs on the Truth Social platform: Starting from August 1st, 2026, imported generic drugs will enjoy a two-year tariff exemption period; after the exemption period ends, the tariff will rise to 100%, and one year later, it will further increase to 200%.
OpenAI updated its compute expenditure expectation through 2030 from approximately $600 billion up to $750 billion, while announcing the launch of "Project Camellia," a $20 billion self-operated data center project in Georgia, and signing a 3.2 gigawatt power supply agreement with a local utility company.
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