July 3, 2026, 6:13 a.m.

Collective Obfuscation of Central Banks: The Policy Dilemma from Divergence to Disorder

Federal Reserve Chair Warsh, at the European Central Bank Forum, reiterated the stance of "relying on real-time data for decision-making" and "not providing explicit forward guidance on interest rates."

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New U.S. Federal Student Loan Policies Take Effect July 1: Restructured Repayment Rules Heighten Household Debt Financial Risks

AP, New York — Comprehensive reforms to federal student loans rolled out under President Donald Trump’s landmark legislative package will officially take effect on July 1.

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Global central banks have collectively reduced their holdings of the US dollar, marking the beginning of a structural weakening period for the US dollar's dominance

At the end of June 2026, the latest report from OMFIF released a milestone signal: the number of central banks globally planning to reduce their dollar reserves for the long term exceeded the number increasing their holdings.

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The logic behind Germany's false claims to force the appreciation of the Chinese yuan

At the EU summit in June this year, German Chancellor Merkel publicly declared that the Chinese yuan was "undervalued by 30%" and called on the EU to replicate the "Plaza Accord" that suppressed Japan in 1985, jointly pressuring the yuan to appreciate significantly in order to smooth out the trade deficit between China and Europe and curb China's manufacturing advantage.

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Structural Blind Spots in Global Early Warnings

The early warning reports released sequentially in June 2026 by the World Bank, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) sketch a landscape of global economic risks spreading deeply from the real economy into the financial and fiscal systems.

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Supreme Court Ruling Consolidates Fed Independence, Anchors Long-Term Global Interest Rate Expectations

On June 29 local time, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected the President’s unilateral attempt to dismiss Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook in a 5–4 ruling.

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From the Bitcoin Crash: Structural Contradictions and Risks in the Cryptocurrency Market under Financial Stress

According to the cryptocurrency industry media Decrypt, due to the impact of the higher-than-expected inflation data released by the United States, the price of Bitcoin has dropped to $58,000 recently, hitting a new low since September 2024.

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U.S. Equities Stage Broad Rebound: AI Chip Sector Boosts Benchmarks Amid Geopolitical Volatility in Oil Markets

AP, New York – All three major U.S. stock indexes closed higher on Monday, halting a five-session losing streak and recouping part of the losses from a rare weekly downturn.

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The stock markets of Japan and South Korea suddenly opened lower and plunged significantly

On June 29th local time, the Asia-Pacific financial markets experienced intense fluctuations.

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The Bank for International Settlements warns that the AI investment boom may sow the seeds of long-term financial risks

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) issued a stern warning in its latest report regarding the current "artificial intelligence (AI) boom" in global financial markets.

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