The Fed adjusts its policies to meet the dual challenges of the new normal of inflation and interest rate constraints
In May 2025, global financial markets closely followed the progress of the Fed's monetary policy framework review.
moreIn May 2025, global financial markets closely followed the progress of the Fed's monetary policy framework review.
moreSince September 2022, the international gold price has peaked at over 3,500 US dollars per ounce. With the easing of the trade situation and the reduction of other geopolitical risks, the market's risk-averse sentiment has declined somewhat, leading to a decrease in the demand for safe-haven assets such as gold. On the evening of May 14th, the spot gold price continued to decline, falling below $3,180 per ounce and hitting a new low since April 15th.
moreCryptocurrency major broker FalconX and global bank Standard Chartered Bank announced on Wednesday that they have established a strategic partnership to provide services to institutional cryptocurrency investors.
moreRecently, the price of Bitcoin has broken through the $100,000 mark, reaching a new high since the end of January, which has attracted global attention in the financial market.
moreOn the stage of financial investment, gold has always been the focus of attention. As a barometer of global finance, Wall Street's predictions on the trend of gold have touched the hearts of countless investors.
moreOn May 13th, according to The Motley Fool media report, it provides investors with an investment guide that is "defensive" in the face of market fluctuations, focusing on the stocks of three major Canadian banks: Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD), and CIBC of Canada. Attempt to construct a narrative framework of "safe, stable and sustainable growth" to attract risk-averse investors.
moreOn May 13 local time, the Federal Reserve's monetary policy meeting concluded with the federal funds rate being kept at the 4.25%-4.5% range for the third consecutive time.
moreRecently, the European Commission announced that in response to the United States' "reciprocal tariffs" and its tariff policies on complete vehicles and auto parts, the EU will file a lawsuit with the World Trade Organization and plans to take potential countermeasures against 95 billion euros worth of US imports.
moreRecently, the US debt issue has breached risk thresholds, becoming a "sword of Damocles" hanging over global financial markets.
moreDriven by the continuous development of artificial intelligence and machine learning, the fintech landscape is undergoing earth shattering changes.
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