The hidden concerns behind the US autumn financial IPO boom: Can policy fluctuations and market sentiment support long-term prosperity
Recently, the US capital market has drawn much attention due to a wave of ipos following Labor Day.
moreRecently, the US capital market has drawn much attention due to a wave of ipos following Labor Day.
moreRecently, the global financial market is experiencing a severe shock driven by the shift from Federal Reserve policy to expectations and the escalation of geopolitical risks.
moreOn September 8, 2025, the French National Assembly will hold a crucial confidence vote, with Prime Minister François Bayrou’s government facing a severe test.
moreIn September 2025, global financial markets are holding their breath, awaiting a crucial turning point - the Federal Reserve is set to finalize its interest rate cut decision at its meeting on September 17th and 18th.
moreDuring the Global Financial Crisis (2008), many misunderstood the direction of capital flows, particularly regarding whether foreign funds were flowing into the U.S. market.
moreThe Federal Reserve's September interest rate meeting is approaching, and market expectations for a rate cut continue to rise. At present, the futures market indicates that the probability of a 25 basis point interest rate cut in September has exceeded 95%.
moreOn the evening of September 3rd local time, the Federal Reserve once again confirmed the signal of interest rate cuts.
moreRecently, the international crude oil market has experienced significant fluctuations. Stimulated by news of OPEC+plans to increase production, WTI crude oil futures plummeted 2.47% to $63.97 per barrel in a single day, while Brent crude oil futures fell 2.23% to $67.60 per barrel, both hitting recent lows.
moreAmidst challenges to the Fed's independence and the Trump administration's tariff policies sparking anxiety in global markets, US stock index futures stagnated on Monday, while gold futures bucked the trend and surged, reaching a new record high.
moreLast Monday, Trump attempted to dismiss Lisa Cook, the first black woman appointed to the Federal Reserve's seven member management committee.
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