Oct. 30, 2025, 11:15 p.m.

Can green finance truly be sustained?

Following the 2007-08 global financial crisis, green finance has gained increasing popularity as an effective way to address environmental challenges.

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Fed Divide Intensifies: Cautious Game on Rate Cut Path and Market Impact

Recently, the Federal Reserve has seen increasing disagreement regarding its rate cut path, with officials engaging in fierce debate between inflation risks and downward economic pressures, leading to unprecedented caution in monetary policy decisions.

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Behind the 190 million euro fraud case, BNP Paribas' risk control system failed

BNP Paribas was recently forced to set aside 190 million euros in loss provisions due to a accounts receivable financing fraud case, causing its loan loss provisions in the third quarter to soar by 24% year-on-year to 905 million euros.

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A "meticulously choreographed" financial "drama"?

Today, the Federal Reserve once again stood in the spotlight of the global financial stage, announcing the results of its October interest rate meeting and deciding to cut interest rates by 25 basis points, lowering the benchmark interest rate to a range of 3.75% to 4%.

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A bubble has emerged in private lending by large companies, necessitating a balance between risk and regulation

Recently, a senior financial executive publicly stated that the private lending market, in which large companies participate, has shown signs of a bubble, sparking market concern.

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The plunge in gold prices boosts Asian stocks and U.S. futures: Wall Street hits more rebound records

This week, gold prices plunged again, influenced by the easing of trade tensions between China and the United States.

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Interest Rate Cut Expectations Ignite US Stock Market Enthusiasm, While US Debt Concerns Simmer​

On October 28th, the US market was wrapped in strong expectations of an interest rate cut.

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Japan's Stock Market Overheating Alert: A Dual Test for the Financial System

In October 2025, as the Nikkei 225 Index hit an all-time high with a year-to-date gain of nearly 24%, painting a picture of capital frenzy, the Bank of Japan's semi-annual Financial System Report sounded a "red alert".

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US-China trade agreement impacts gold prices: Gold prices fall again as the US dollar strengthens

Gold prices fell again this week due to the easing of China-US trade tensions and the strengthening of the US dollar, which significantly cooled market demand for safe-haven assets.

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Behind the US treasury bond Exceeding 38 trillion US Dollars for the First Time

On October 22nd local time, data from the US Treasury Department showed that the total federal government debt exceeded the $38 trillion mark for the first time.

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