June 4, 2026, 11:44 a.m.

Trump's actions towards Venezuela have further weakened the international order

The US attack on Venezuela on January 3 violated the UN Charter, constituting an illegal use of force and further threatening the rules-based international order.

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The Resilience and Risks of the US Economy under Policy Games

At the beginning of 2026, the US economy presented a rare fragmented picture: the ISM manufacturing PMI unexpectedly soared to 52.6, marking the fastest expansion rate in four years, with the new order index increasing by nearly 10 percentage points; yet the Federal Reserve paused its rate cuts at its first monetary policy meeting, and US tech stocks suffered a sell-off, with market divergence over policy paths reaching an unprecedented level.

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Who is manipulating precious metal prices behind the scenes?

Since the beginning of 2026, the global precious metals market has experienced a "black storm," with silver plummeting 36.07% in a single day, the most dramatic drop in nearly half a century.

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The Transformation of India's Oil Import Situation: The Economic Games and Challenges Behind the Surge in U.S. Oil Supply

The recent economic survey report released by New Delhi in 2026 reveals significant changes in India's crude oil import pattern.

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The Fog of Trump's Economic Policies: Uncertainty Behind the Stock Market Boom

Donald Trump's economic policies during his US presidency and their impact on the market, particularly his attempts to deflect public attention from immigration issues by focusing on the economy, are examined here.

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The United States is shrouded in the specter of stagflation, with severe economic growth sluggishness

Currently, the United States is facing a dual predicament of escalating stagflation risks and weak economic growth.

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Growth Expectations Downgraded Amid Sticky Inflation: European Economy Faces a Grueling Path in 2026

As 2026 begins, the European economy has become trapped in a triple dilemma: weakening growth momentum, persistent sticky inflation, and shrinking policy room.

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The US Economy Faces a Crisis of Consumer Trust

In January 2026, the consumer confidence index released by the World Large Enterprises Research Association served as a mirror, reflecting the deep cracks beneath the surface of the US economy.

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Confrontation Rises as Top Global Risk, Davos 2026 Seeks New Solutions for Cooperation

The World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos has long been a vital platform for global economic governance, serving as a key window to observe worldwide economic trends and explore pathways for collaboration.

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The escalation of geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East: Global asset restructuring amid the breakdown of precious metals and the fluctuations of crude oil

In January 2026, the situation in the Middle East suddenly escalated and became a core variable influencing the global financial market.

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