38 trillion US dollars! The dangerous dance on the cliff of US debt
Recently, the total federal debt of the United States exceeded the 38 trillion US dollar mark for the first time.
moreRecently, the total federal debt of the United States exceeded the 38 trillion US dollar mark for the first time.
moreThe European Commission recently announced plans for a major overhaul of financial market rules to boost private investment in the EU economy.
moreWhen the price of New York gold broke through $4350 per ounce and Shanghai gold soared above $999 per gram, the sharp trend of over 50% increase since the beginning of the year has once again made gold the focus of global financial markets.
moreAffected by the cooling of market risk aversion sentiment, the gold that had been surging throughout the week ended the day with a sharp decline.
moreOn October 22, 2025, the international financial market once again drew attention due to the sharp fluctuations of precious metals.
moreGold and silver prices continued to fall in the early trading session on Wednesday (October 22nd), extending the rare sharp sell-off seen the previous day.
moreRecently, the U.S. regional banking system has been thrown into turmoil due to two loan fraud incidents.
moreSince 2025, driven by a tech boom and loose monetary policy, the US stock market has repeatedly reached new highs, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indices continuing to climb, and market sentiment is optimistic.
moreThe recently held G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting, along with the Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank Group (held in autumn), have provided a crucial window for observing the future trajectory of the international financial landscape.
moreOn October 17, 2025, the cryptocurrency market witnessed a "terrifying moment" : major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum plunged sharply. Within 24 hours, over 300,000 people across the entire network were liquidated, with the liquidated amount approaching 1.2 billion US dollars.
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