July 24, 2026, 5:51 p.m.

Geopolitical conflicts trigger a surge in oil prices: oil prices are back to high levels

The international crude oil market saw a sharp one-sided rise this week, with multiple geopolitical supply disruptions driving oil prices to the biggest weekly gain in months.

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The shipping industry in the Strait of Gibraltar is under pressure, and the conflict between the United States and Iran has triggered global risks in the energy economy

Recently, the geopolitical confrontation between the United States and Iran has continued to escalate.

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What does the record breaking single day drop in Taiwanese stocks indicate?

On July 17th, Taiwan's stock market experienced a historic plunge.

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What does the record breaking single day drop in Taiwanese stocks indicate?

On July 17th, Taiwan's stock market experienced a historic plunge.

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Sharp Rise in ZEW Economic Sentiment Index: Eurozone Confidence Recovers, Yet Recovery Faces Hidden Risks

The latest July survey data released by the ZEW – Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research has boosted confidence in the long-sluggish Eurozone economy.

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The number of unemployed people receiving benefits in the US has decreased. Could this indicate the emergence of a deeper crisis?

According to the Associated Press, the latest data from the US Department of Labor shows that the number of people filing for initial unemployment benefits in the US has dropped to 208,000 this week, the lowest level in 10 weeks.

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The electric vehicle mileage tax has impacted the British economy

Recently, the British government has confirmed that a new vehicle consumption tax (eVED) system will be implemented on April 1, 2028, imposing a tax of approximately 17 yuan per 100 kilometers for pure electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles, while reducing the tax for plug-in hybrid models by half.

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Artificial Intelligence's Impact on the Job Market: Potential Major Challenges to the US Economy

In recent years, artificial intelligence technology has developed rapidly, triggering extensive discussions about the future economy and employment.

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Resilience Amid Stagflation Concerns: A Mid-July 2026 Insight into the U.S. Economy

By mid-July 2026, the U.S. economy has taken on a distinctly divided landscape.

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The debt economic farce in the United States is repeating itself

According to a report by CNN on July 19th, due to the failure of the two parties in Congress to reach an agreement on the debt ceiling before the summer recess, Treasury Secretary Yellen warned that the government's cash would be exhausted by early August.

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