April 4, 2025, 6:22 p.m.

Japan will raise interest rates, the market is waiting and watching

Against the backdrop of global economic recovery and inflationary pressures, an important agenda of the Japanese parliament has attracted widespread attention from global financial markets.

more

Should US stocks buy on dips after experiencing turbulence?

The stock market, as a barometer of the global economy, has always attracted the attention of countless investors due to its volatility.

more

Fed independence is on the rise again

The debate over Fed independence is back in the spotlight, particularly as the battle over the issue intensifies between Donald Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, and Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee.

more

UK inflation rate will rise again

Amid market expectations that the Bank of England will raise overall interest rates for the first time this year, the Bank of England may face setbacks in its fight to curb high inflation, highlighting the pressure brought about by the cost of living crisis.

more

The Bank of Japan rate hike behind the global market ripples

In today's deeply integrated global economy, monetary policy changes in any major economy may trigger a series of chain reactions.

more

The ups and downs of financial markets: risks and opportunities

On August 8, 2024, the monthly report released by Xijing Research Institute was like a thunderbolt, which attracted widespread attention and in-depth discussion in the financial community.

more

What are the reasons behind the severe fluctuations in global stock markets?

As a barometer of the world economy, the dynamic changes in the global stock market often reflect various factors such as the global economy, politics, society, and market psychology.

more

What does the Bitcoin explosion indicate?

On the evening of August 1st, as the US stock market opened lower, Bitcoin's price plummeted rapidly, reaching a low of $62280 at 1am.

more

Meta sells $10.5 billion in investment-grade bonds to boost its AI investment cash pile

Social media giant Meta is selling US $10.5 billion worth of investment-grade bonds, the most debt the company has ever issued, and is expected to give it more cash reserves to invest in its artificial intelligence (AI) and meta-universe businesses.

more

From inflection points to volatility, a trend outlook for global shipping prices

In the field of shipping, fluctuations in freight rates have always been the focus of the industry.

more