The Fed cut interest rates by 50 basis points: the "false fire" of the US economy and the chain reaction of global finance
In the vast ocean of financial markets, every ripple can be a prelude to a storm.
moreIn the vast ocean of financial markets, every ripple can be a prelude to a storm.
moreUnder the pressure of Western sanctions, Russia's "anti-sanctions" means are also increasing.
moreWith the global financial market rising again, the US stock market has reached a new historical high.
moreIn the global economic landscape, the eurozone has always played a pivotal role.
moreOn September 24, China's financial market staged a stunning rebound, announcing to the world the complete failure of the US financial strategy towards China.
moreWhen the yen briefly jumped to a high of Y139 against the dollar last week, there was an undercurrent behind the seemingly simple numerical movement, interwoven with the market's infinite reverie about the direction of Federal Reserve policy, deep concern about the outlook for the US economy and a profound reflection of the structural contradictions in Japan's domestic economy.
moreOn the current global economic stage, the policy direction of the Federal Reserve is undoubtedly one of the most eye-catching focuses.
moreAmid the turmoil in global financial markets, Buffett's move to cash out Bank of America was like a boulder thrown into a calm lake, causing ripples.
moreEuropean banks have always played an important role on the global financial stage.
moreOn September 20th, against the backdrop of a complex and ever-changing global economic situation, every move made by the Federal Reserve touched the nerves of the market.
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