Nov. 8, 2025, 8:05 p.m.

The 'Oolong Finger' Unveils the Logic Behind the Fragile Bottom Card of US Treasuries

On August 6 local time, a seemingly accidental but meaningful event occurred in the US financial market: the yield of US bonds of all maturities suddenly soared in a short time, and the yield of 10-year treasury bond jumped from 4.225% to 4.282% in just five minutes, up nearly 6 basis points.

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Trump's tariff policy is approaching, posing dual challenges to corporate profits and financial markets

Recently, according to Reuters' global tariff Tracker data, global companies that reported profits this quarter expect the profit shock related to trade policies to reach approximately 15 billion US dollars in 2025.

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US Stocks Surge Strongly: Multiple Indices Hit New Highs, Tech Stocks Lead the Way​

In the trading session on August 12, 2025, the US stock market showed a prosperous scene. The three major stock indices all rose by more than 1%.

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The cryptocurrency market soared late at night, causing over 120,000 people to suffer losses and go bankrupt. What impact will this have?

On August 11th local time, the US stock market opened higher, and cryptocurrencies collectively soared.

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Financial anxiety has become a norm: One third of Americans say life is getting worse

More than half of 2025, Americans are facing an invisible "financial pressure war".

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Fed Personnel Earthquake: Trump Installs Dovish Ally

President Trump has formally nominated White House Economic Advisory Council Chair Stefano Milani to fill the temporary vacancy left by outgoing Fed Governor Kugler.

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Fluctuations in the gold market: The ripple effect of a single factor on the entire financial system

Recently, the gold market has been the focus of the financial sector. Affected by factors such as tariffs, the gold market has experienced fluctuations.

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The Battle between the Fed's Interest Rate Cut and Independence: Where is the Policy Headed?

Recently, expectations of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates have intensified due to fluctuations in economic data and differences among officials.

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Trump's Order Bans Discriminatory Debanking: Reshaping the Battle Between Financial Regulation and Freedom

In August 2025, US President Donald Trump signed an executive order targeting discriminatory debanking in the banking industry, prohibiting financial institutions from refusing service based on a client's political affiliation, religious beliefs, or industry.

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Why is Trump so furious when the Federal Reserve refuses to cut interest rates?

The Federal Reserve recently made a decision to keep the federal funds rate unchanged in the range of 4.25% -4.50%. This is the fifth consecutive meeting of the Federal Reserve to maintain interest rate stability.

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