July 23, 2026, 2:54 p.m.

The storage stocks plunged at night, shaking the financial landscape

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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Geopolitical Conflicts and Monetary Policy Games Put the Gold and Oil Markets in a Two-Way Volatile Pattern

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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Another crack in the US financial safety net: Lone Star Bank's sudden collapse challenges the regulatory myth

On July 20th, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation announced the takeover of the Lone Star United Bank in Texas.

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The Fissure in Business Expectations Behind the Facade of Cooling Inflation

The far-than-expected data of a 0.42% month-on-month drop in the U.S. June CPI quickly compressed the probability of a July rate hike—as displayed by the CME FedWatch Tool—to 14.4%.

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Global Stock Markets See Sharp Correction: Mass Sell Off in Overvalued AI Sector and Rising Oil Prices Pressurize Financial Markets

AP, New York — Global financial markets faced dual negative shocks on Friday.

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Expectations for a Fed rate hike are heating up again, and global financial markets are facing a new round of liquidity tests

Recently, global monetary policy trends have shifted again. Previously, the market generally expected the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates steady and gradually wait for a rate-cutting window.

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Peter Schiff warns of the dollar crisis: In the wave of de-dollarization, the United States may have to bear the brunt of the financial storm alone

Renowned economist Peter Schiff recently issued a major warning: The world is collectively selling off the US dollar and US bonds, and significantly increasing its holdings of gold.

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Has gold really entered a bear market?

In the first half of 2026, the gold market experienced a roller coaster ride: in January, the gold price repeatedly broke historical highs, reaching $5405 per ounce; In June, it fell to $4002 per ounce, with a maximum drawdown of nearly 30%.

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Behind Micron Technology's "trillion-dollar order": The illusion and reality of the stock price rebound

According to Fool, recently Micron Technology and Ford Motor have reached a long-term strategic customer agreement (SCA), which has attracted widespread attention in the market.

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The chain financial risks brought about by the intense fluctuations in the South Korean stock market

In 2026, the South Korean stock market witnessed a highly dramatic and extreme market trend. The KOSPI index doubled continuously in the first half of the year, driven by the concept of AI storage chips.

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