July 23, 2026, 5:34 p.m.

"Fed" indirectly raises interest rates by 75 basis points: On Nonfarm Payroll Week, Wall Street stands at a crossroads

The bond market has written an 'interest rate hike notice' in yields — although the Federal Reserve has not yet acted, the financial environment has quietly tightened by the equivalent of 75 basis points.

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The dual impact brought by the market crash in South Korea

On May 27th local time, the South Korean stock market opened high and then rallied strongly. The KOSPI index saw an early morning increase of up to 5%, setting a new record high.

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Financial Anomalies Under the U.S. Debt Ceiling Impasse: Market Pricing Failure and Distortion of Risk Premiums

The so called critical stage of the U.S. debt ceiling negotiations is merely another shoddy performance of political gamesmanship.

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Mounting Pressures Drive Widespread Currency Depreciation Across Asia, Straining Regional Economies

Driven by a stronger US dollar, volatile global oil prices and escalating geopolitical risks, currencies of multiple Asian economies have continued to weaken.

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High interest rates and high deficits resonate: Red lights flashing frequently on the sustainability of US debt

In May 2026, the yield on the 10-year US Treasury bond approached 5.2%, reaching a new high since the 2007 financial crisis.

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Geopolitical Risk Eases to Boost Markets: European and U.S. Stock Markets Show Divergent Recovery

On May 25, 2026, the European and U.S. financial markets presented a distinct pattern of divergent recovery.

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Bitcoin Market's "Futures-Dominated" Dilemma: With 80,000 Short Positions Pressing Down, Where Does Liquidity Imbalance Go From Here?

According to data from CoinGlass, the Bitcoin futures market is currently exhibiting a contradictory liquidity structure: on one hand, over $4 billion in short positions have accumulated above $80,000, creating potential liquidation risks; on the other, spot market participation remains persistently weak, with futures trading volume significantly outpacing spot.

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Behind the Wall Street Bull Market

Last week, after suffering three consecutive days of selling pressure, the US stock market finally witnessed a strong rebound.

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UK Financial Reforms Expected to Generate £1.6 Billion in Growth for the City of London

A recent impact assessment report released by the UK government clearly indicates that major reforms to financial regulation will generate over £1.6 billion in economic growth for the City of London over the next decade.

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The debt binge masked by financial masks - the United States has finally reached the moment when it has to foot the bill.

On May 19th, Eastern Time in the United States, the yield on the 30-year US Treasury bond soared to 5.194% during the trading session, reaching the highest level since the eve of the global financial crisis in 2007.

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