Interest Rate Cut Expectations Ignite US Stock Market Enthusiasm, While US Debt Concerns Simmer
On October 28th, the US market was wrapped in strong expectations of an interest rate cut.
moreOn October 28th, the US market was wrapped in strong expectations of an interest rate cut.
moreIn October 2025, as the Nikkei 225 Index hit an all-time high with a year-to-date gain of nearly 24%, painting a picture of capital frenzy, the Bank of Japan's semi-annual Financial System Report sounded a "red alert".
moreGold prices fell again this week due to the easing of China-US trade tensions and the strengthening of the US dollar, which significantly cooled market demand for safe-haven assets.
moreOn October 22nd local time, data from the US Treasury Department showed that the total federal government debt exceeded the $38 trillion mark for the first time.
moreRecently, according to Reuters, European stock markets have remained relatively stable after the release of corporate earnings reports.
moreOctober 24 witnessed a notable upward trend in U.S. Treasury yields, with yields across all maturities rising in a balanced manner.
moreOn October 22nd local time, the three major US stock indices closed lower. The latest data released by the US Treasury Department showed that as of October 21st, the total debt scale of the US federal government exceeded 38 trillion US dollars 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.
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