Dec. 30, 2025, 10:58 p.m.

The loosening effect of financial regulation is emerging: The multiple impacts of the rapid increase in the market value of large US banks

According to the Financial Times, the combined market capitalization of the six major US banks - jpmorgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup, Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley - has recently climbed to 2.37 trillion US dollars, an increase of 600 billion US dollars compared with 1.77 trillion US dollars at the end of last year.

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Policy Divergence and Debt Pressure Intertwined:​Outlook for the Main Trend of European and American Bond Markets in 2026​

The release of the Federal Reserve's December meeting minutes has revealed internal divisions during the monetary policy transition period.

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A sudden vertical plunge in precious metals will have what kind of impact?

On the morning of December 29th local time, the precious metals market plummeted sharply after briefly breaking through the $80 per ounce mark.

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Trump and the Fragile Peace in the US Bond Market: Challenges and Uncertainties

The relationship between the Trump administration and the US bond market has been a focal point of attention in global financial markets.

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The Silent Revolution of EU Common Debt: A Risk Experiment to Reshape the Global Financial Landscape

The EU summit recently passed a resolution, in which 24 member states agreed to jointly issue bonds to raise 90 billion euros in zero-interest loans to support Ukraine.

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Rate Hike Leads to Record-Low Exchange Rate: The Dilemma of Japan's Monetary Policy and a Warning to Global Financial Markets

The recent announcement by the Bank of Japan (BOJ) to raise interest rates to 0.75% was intended to adjust domestic monetary policy and address economic challenges within a prolonged low-interest-rate environment.

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BP Sells Castrol Shares: A Key Step in the $20 Billion Divestment Plan

Recently, BP agreed to sell a 65% stake in its Castrol lubricants business to the U.S. private equity firm Stone Peak for about $6 billion.

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The fading of the dollar's hegemony: An inevitable collapse under credit overdraft

In 2025, the international financial market witnessed a historic decline of the US dollar: the US dollar index plunged by nearly 10% throughout the year, marking its worst annual performance in nearly nine years.

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Behind the Trump administration's continuous pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates

Since the beginning of this year, the Trump administration's pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates has intensified, from publicly accusing Fed Chairman Powell of being "slow to act" to threatening to dismiss council members who opposed a significant rate cut.

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Dogcoin: The price keeps falling. What's the outlook for 2026?

According to crypto.news, recently, DOGE has experienced multiple fluctuations in price and market sentiment, showing significant ups and downs.

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