June 30, 2025, 7:31 p.m.

The European Central Bank has set up a special group to promote the simplification of banking rules and reshape the competitiveness of the financial system

Recently, sources revealed that the European Central Bank has set up a special working group led by Vice President Luis de Guindos to jointly discuss with the governors of the central banks of Germany, France, Italy and Finland to simplify the European banking regulatory rules.

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"Trump Coin" Dinner: A Dangerous Game of Politics and Finance?

In the strange world of cryptocurrency, another piece of news has attracted global attention.

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Calls for interest rate cuts and policy differences in the United States: Dilemmas in the economic chess game

In an era of increasingly close global economic interdependence, the monetary policy of a single country is like a boulder thrown into a lake, creating ripples that affect the global economic landscape.

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Revolut's Breakthrough: The Future and Implications of Fintech

UK fintech company Revolut announced on Thursday that its annual profits had surpassed the $1 billion mark for the first time, marking a critical step toward its initial public offering.

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Why is Trump in such a hurry to ask the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates?

Recently, the US political and financial circles have been shrouded in a tense atmosphere, with the focus on Trump's urgent pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates.

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Behind the sharp fall of the US stock market: The independence of the Federal Reserve is challenged and there are hidden concerns about market liquidity

On April 22, 2025, all three major U.S. stock indices closed lower.

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Trump lashed out at Federal Reserve Chair Powell, intensifying the controversy over economic policies

Recently, US President Trump strongly criticized Jerome Powell, the chairman of the US Federal Reserve, on his social media platform.

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How will the sharp decline in the US stock market affect the financial sector?

The US economy has been counterattacked by "reciprocal tariffs", and at the same time, the market is worried that the independence of the Federal Reserve will be affected, and the stock market continues to fall sharply.

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Trump's attack on Powell caused market turmoil: the deep game between the independence of the Federal Reserve and the economic outlook

US President Donald Trump's fierce attack on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell once again caused a huge market shock.

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UK strengthens carbon and nature credit markets to promote green finance

To boost climate finance flows and help local companies expand revenue channels, the UK government recently announced a new plan to strengthen voluntary carbon and nature credit markets.

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