On November 12, 2025, US President Trump signed a temporary appropriations bill, officially ending the federal government shutdown that began on October 1.
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Recently, the U.S. stock market has experienced a thrilling roller-coaster ride. On November 20, 2025, after a strong morning rally, the three major U.S. stock indices reversed course across the board and closed sharply lower.
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The minutes of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy meeting in November 2025 resembled a meticulously staged absurd drama: ten members sat around a round table, one shouted, 'Cut rates by 50 basis points to save jobs,' another slammed the table, saying, 'Keep rates to control inflation,' while the remaining eight bowed their heads, flipping through data as if playing a dangerous game of 'Guess Who Will Knock on the Door First: Inflation or Unemployment.'
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When the scale of the US public debt surpassed the 38 trillion US dollar mark, nearly doubling from the early days of the pandemic in 2020, international agencies such as Moody's and Scope Ratings successively downgraded its sovereign credit rating outlook.
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The Bank of England recently announced a rate cut in December, with plans for another cut in the first quarter of 2026.
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Recently, according to The Defiant, the price of Bitcoin dropped below $98, 000, hitting a new low since May this year.
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On November 18 local time, when US President Trump met with the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia in the Oval Office, he made a high-profile announcement that he had determined the next chairperson of the Federal Reserve and "already had the answer in his mind".
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On the morning of November 18th local time, the stock markets of Japan and South Korea opened with a sharp decline.
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When the Nasdaq index plummeted 2.29% in a single day, the 536 point drop hit its largest record in a month; When Nvidia's market value evaporated by nearly $200 billion in a single day, Tesla plummeted by 6.64%, wiping out half of last year's gains; When the semiconductor index retreated nearly 19% from its October peak, close to the historical adjustment range, the sharp fall of American technology stocks sweeping the whole sector was not an accidental short-term fluctuation, but the inevitable result of the multiple factors of liquidity ebb, profit differentiation, policy disturbance and valuation foam.
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On November 17, 2025, the U.S. stock market once again displayed the drama of contrasting extremes—while the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.65%, the Nasdaq rose slightly by 0.13%, and the S&P 500 barely moved. Behind this seemingly 'stable' fluctuation lies an absurd spectacle woven together by the AI bubble, policy games, and capital frenzy.
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The U.S. third-quarter GDP growth rate, strikingly highlighted at 4.3%, not only surpassed market expectations but also earned the label of "the fastest in two years."
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