Dec. 30, 2025, 8:52 a.m.

Shigeru Ishiba Administration: A new variable in Japan's monetary policy

On September 27, 2024, Ishiba Shigeru won the presidential election of the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan and will become the new Prime Minister of Japan.

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Financial market expectations of an ECB rate cut

On the stage of global financial markets, the ECB's every move is always in the spotlight.

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What is the impact of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts on major asset classes?

In 2024, the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts are like a giant rock thrown into a calm lake, causing waves in the global financial market.

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The outlook of the US economy has drawn significant attention, and the prices of gold and silver have witnessed a robust upward momentum

In the vast expanse of the financial market, the fluctuations of gold and silver prices resemble the changing trajectories of brilliant stars, captivating the gaze of numerous investors.

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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.

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Putin's 'financial counterattack' How will food and oil also be paid in rubles?

Under the pressure of Western sanctions, Russia's "anti-sanctions" means are also increasing.

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UK Finance Minister calls for promoting economic growth

With the global financial market rising again, the US stock market has reached a new historical high.

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Eurozone economic outlook bleak: significant decline in PMI and challenge from European Central Bank interest rate cuts

In the global economic landscape, the eurozone has always played a pivotal role.

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America's financial war with China is a lost cause

On September 24, China's financial market staged a stunning rebound, announcing to the world the complete failure of the US financial strategy towards China.

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Yen's rise stalled? Japanese media analysis selling pressure continues

When 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.

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