Policy Game and Market Reconstruction: The Triple Transformation of the US Financial Market in 2025
In 2025, the global financial landscape will enter a period of deep adjustment.
moreIn 2025, the global financial landscape will enter a period of deep adjustment.
moreSince 2025, the US treasury bond bond market has ushered in an unprecedented issuance boom: as of June, the total federal government debt has climbed to US $36.22 trillion, accounting for 123% of GDP, far exceeding the international warning line of 60%; The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) predicts that the size of US debt will increase by another $20 trillion in the next decade, and the debt to GDP ratio may exceed 180% by 2050.
moreAccording to a recent report by Reuters, Wall Street has witnessed a significant correction recently, with technology stocks and chip stocks leading the decline, triggering a synchronized shake-up in global markets.
moreOn November 11th, the US Dollar Index continued its rebound trend, rising 0.28% to 93.00, with an intraday peak gain of 0.5%, continuing to recover from the low since 2018 touched on Monday.
moreOn November 10th local time, the US stock market suffered a cumulative decline across all sectors last week.
moreThe World Bank has set a target for the proportion of its loans that can be categorized as climate finance.
moreWhen the bronze bull statue on Wall Street shone with a cold metallic luster in the morning light of November 7, 2025, no one expected that this sculpture, symbolizing capital frenzy, would witness a collective diving performance comparable to Hollywood disaster films.
moreJapanese Finance Minister Koichi Katayama recently warned of unilateral fluctuations in the foreign exchange market and reaffirmed the government's high vigilance towards the market.
moreJPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon recently made important assessments of Argentina's economic prospects and the direction of the Federal Reserve's policy.
moreNovember 4th witnessed a "day of terror" in the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin plummeted over 7% in a single day, briefly breaking below the $99,000 mark to hit its lowest level since June; Ethereum suffered an even steeper decline, crashing 14% to fall below $3,100, a nearly 40% retracement from its August peak.
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