July 23, 2026, 7:25 p.m.

Global energy supply chains under pressure, multiple countries respond amid market chain reactions

Recently, shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has been obstructed, severely impacting the global energy supply chain. Countries such as South Korea and Japan have urgently initiated plans to release oil reserves, and the U.S. aviation industry has raised fees due to soaring jet fuel prices.

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The US-Iran farce has burst the financial bubble. It's obvious who is swimming naked.

The negotiations between the United States and Iran in Pakistan recently collapsed, and Trump immediately threatened to blockade the Strait of Hormuz with military actions.

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Middle East Conflict and Oil Price Volatility: The Reshaping of Global Risk Appetite and a Test of Financial Market Fragility

The recent Middle East conflict and the resulting violent fluctuations in oil prices have become a central focus of global financial markets.

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Asia-Pacific Markets Rally on US-Iran De-Easing Hopes: A Commercial Examination of Short-Term Foreign Inflows Decoupled from Fundamentals

On April 14, 2026, Asia-Pacific equity markets experienced a synchronized and substantial surge.

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U.S. stock market strong rebound: global financial market volatility eases

The U.S. stock market saw a strong rebound this week, recovering all losses caused by the U.S.-Iran war.

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The Federal Reserve's 'Inflation Misnavigation': The Dilemma of the Imbalance Between Ideal and Reality

When Federal Reserve officials once again reiterated that "bringing the inflation rate down to 2% is crucial," global financial markets seemed to collectively respond with a derisive laugh—the target, repeated for five years, now appears increasingly absurd amid the smoke of the Strait of Hormuz.

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Rapid acceleration of oil settlement in RMB: Shaking the dominance of the US dollar and reshaping the global financial landscape

The current global monetary landscape is undergoing a historic transformation. The proportion of RMB settlement in the trade of Middle East crude oil with China has exceeded 41%.

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What is the impact of the Iraq War on international finance?

Geopolitical conflicts have always been an important disturbance factor in the global financial market, and the military confrontation between the United States and Iran in the Middle East, as the core hub of global energy, has a ripple effect on the international financial system, forming a comprehensive and multi-level impact.

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International gold and silver prices show unusual fluctuations: Unveiling the "complicated chess game" of the United States in the global finance arena

According to Global Times, recently, international gold and silver prices have risen rapidly.

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SpaceX is expected to raise more than 75 billion US dollars in its initial public offering (IPO)

Recently, according to informed sources, SpaceX, a company under the ownership of Elon Musk, has secretly submitted an IPO application to the US, aiming to go public in June.

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