Official data from the Democratic Republic of the Congo shows that the cumulative number of deaths caused by…
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol was convicted by the Supreme Court of South Korea on charges inc…
On July 9 local time, U.S. stock markets staged a typical risk-hedging trading session.
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The latest data from the European Central Bank shows that the proportion of gold in global sovereign reserves has risen to 27%, surpassing the 22% share of US Treasuries for the first time, and officially replacing US Treasuries as the world's largest reserve asset.
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As of early July 2026, the total size of US money market funds has exceeded $8.3 trillion, setting a new historical record; In the first week of July alone, there was a net inflow of $47.7 billion, marking the seventh increase in nearly nine weeks.
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The escalation of the U.S.-Iran military conflict to direct strikes on the peripheries of nuclear power plants and opposing military bases, followed by the "basic stagnation" of traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, is a scenario theoretically sufficient to trigger an extreme risk premium in the global oil market.
In July 2026, Apple and Broadcom signed a long-term chip procurement agreement worth over 30 billion US dollars.
On July 6 local time, Microsoft announced global workforce cuts of 4,800 employees, with its core Xbox gaming division accounting for 3,200 eliminated roles—approximately 20% of its staff—marking the largest organizational overhaul in the brand’s history.
In July of this year, Japanese Prime Minister Hayao Takashi made his first visit to India and signed about 120 cooperation agreements.
Since July, the ongoing controversy over the American AI company Anthropic’s programming tool Claude Code having hidden data monitoring mechanisms has stirred up concern.
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