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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Recently, the White House signed a bill to end the longest government shutdown in American history, but the aftereffects of this political tug-of-war are continuing to ferment in the financial market.
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Recently, the cryptocurrency market has once again entered a period of volatility.
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This week, New York Federal Reserve President John Williams spoke at the Economic Club and reiterated that, as part of efforts to maintain technical control over short-term interest rates, the Fed must restart bond purchases, and the timing for such purchases is imminent.
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In 2025, the global financial landscape will enter a period of deep adjustment.
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Since 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.
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According 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.
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Junior doctors in the UK officially launched a five-day strike on Wednesday (December 17th).
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