July 24, 2026, 12:40 a.m.

The US-Iran 'farce' unfolds, while the financial markets 'join in' frantically

On the stage of international politics, the tension between the U.S. and Iran is like a never-ending 'soap opera,' periodically presenting dramatic, heart-stopping episodes, while the financial markets become the 'innocent spectators,' reacting to every shock.

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Policy Uncertainty: The Double Shadow over U.S. Stocks and Financial Stability

Recently, the U.S. stock market has appeared turbulent amidst frequent shifts in policy direction.

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The Politicization Crisis of the Federal Reserve and Its Global Impact

On January 9, 2026, a subpoena from the U.S. Department of Justice thrust Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell into the eye of a criminal investigation, centered on cost overruns in the renovation of the Fed’s headquarters and his testimony before Congress.

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The Powell Inquiry: The Federal Reserve's Independence Crisis and Global Financial Chain Reactions

In early 2026, the news that Federal Reserve Chair Powell was under criminal investigation by the US Department of Justice shook the global financial market.

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Is there any hope of resolving the U.S. debt in 2026?

At the beginning of 2026, the U.S. Treasury Department faced the pressure of nearly $1 trillion in maturing Treasury bonds, compounded by approximately $9 trillion in actual annual debt maturities.

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Japan's New Cryptocurrency Policy: The Determination to Embrace the Digital Economy and the Potential Financial "Hazards"

According to the British media CoinJournal, recently, due to the impact of tax cuts and regulatory policy adjustments, cryptocurrency ETFs may soon be listed in Japan.

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European Stocks Edge Down, Bonds Diverge: Safe-Haven Flows Reshape European Asset Landscape​

On January 9, 2026, the European financial market exhibited significant structural differentiation.

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GameStop's market capitalization aims for $100 billion

On January 7th local time, GameStop (GME.US) announced that the company's board of directors had approved a potential executive compensation package worth $3.54 billion, which was targeted at the company's CEO, Ryan Cohen. At the same time, this new compensation package set extremely high performance thresholds: Cohen, the CEO, needed to increase the company's market capitalization from $9.5 billion to $100 billion.

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Trump Proposes Ban: Curbing Corporate Acquisition of Real Estate to Address US Housing Crisis

Donald Trump has proposed an "immediate" restriction on large-scale corporate acquisition of homes, aiming to address the growing housing shortage in the United States.

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The "interest rate cut storm" shakes the Federal Reserve: Political pressure and concerns over the global financial order

Recently, US Treasury Secretary Mnuchin publicly stated that the selection process for the next chair of the Federal Reserve has been initiated.

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