The Nasdaq index recorded its largest weekly decline since April
On November 10th local time, the US stock market suffered a cumulative decline across all sectors last week.
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.
moreIn November 2025, the economies of the United States and Europe are at a critical juncture intertwined with policy choices and external shocks.
moreWhen the London gold spot price fell from a high of $4038.96 per ounce to $3972.15 per ounce in just one week, and rebounded more than $30 the next day, the domestic gold T+D experienced a volatile market trend of "first suppression and then rise".
moreRecently, according to the Financial Times, British advertising giant WPP released its latest quarterly financial report, showing that the company's revenue decreased by 8.4% year-on-year, and the full-year revenue forecast was lowered to a decline range of 5.5% to 6%.
moreOn October 29 (local time), the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the Federal Reserve announced a 25-basis-point cut in the federal funds rate target range to 3.75%-4.00% by a vote of 10 in favor and 2 against.
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