June 4, 2026, 4:18 p.m.

Big Move in the Fed's February 2026 Policy: Can the Market Handle It Smoothly?

In February 2026, the Federal Reserve's policy direction once again became the focus of global financial markets.

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Japan's Election Reshapes Financial Markets: Examining Deep Risks Beneath the Surface of Prosperity

On February 8th, the results of Japan's House of Representatives election were finalized, with Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae's Liberal Democratic Party securing a decisive victory.

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The nuclear negotiations between the US and Iran have intensified the game, and the global financial markets are directly facing the geopolitical and energy risks

On February 6, 2026, the US-Iran nuclear negotiations resumed in Oman.

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Why did the Federal Reserve's leadership change trigger a global financial tsunami?

Recently, the news that US President Trump officially nominated former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Walsh as the next chairman of the Federal Reserve was announced, causing a huge wave in the global financial market.

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Bitcoin falls below $80,000: Insights into the global financial battle amid the Fed's transformational changes

Recently, according to the ActionForex media, after experiencing significant fluctuations, Bitcoin still failed to break through the $80,000 mark, and its price continued to face pressure.

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Policy Steadfastness and Market Divergence Intertwined: European Financial Markets Seek Breakthrough Amid Equilibrium

On February 4, 2026, European financial markets exhibited a complex landscape characterized by slight index fluctuations, rising bond markets, and policy stalemate.

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Gold and Silver Prices Plummet, Shaking Up the Global Financial Market Landscape

Since 2026, the international gold and silver markets have experienced a "rollercoaster" ride.

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What are the connections between Trump's cryptocurrency and the UAE?

On the eve of Donald Trump's second inauguration, he and his family sparked a cryptocurrency craze.

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The "shutoff" crisis of the financial lifeline: The bitter awakening of EU's payment autonomy

Recently, Arrol Lajouque, the chairperson of the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee of the European Parliament, issued a warning stating that "almost all of our payment systems today are American".

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Trump nominates Walsh: Where is the Federal Reserve headed in the future? Is he a 'savior' or a 'disaster'?

When US President Donald Trump announced his nomination of Kevin Walsh as the next Federal Reserve chairman on social media, global financial markets instantly fell into an absurd.

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