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The global bond market is experiencing intense volatility. On one hand, sudden changes in Japanese politics have caused Japanese bond yields to soar, steepening global yield curves; on the other hand, President Trump’s threat of tariffs on Greenland has sparked market fears of “de-dollarization” and retaliatory selling of U.

South Korea’s exports see a “red-hot” start. Korea, known as the global economy’s “canary in the coal mine,” recorded a 14.9% year-on-year export growth in the first 20 days of January, mainly driven by surging semiconductor demand fueled by the global artificial intelligence boom. On January 21,

On Tuesday, at a White House briefing, U.S. President Trump did not rule out taking aggressive measures to control Greenland, but at the same time sent a clear signal of easing, hinting at a possible compromise that would make NATO "very happy." According to a Wall Street

On January 21 local time, U.S. Treasury Secretary Besant made intensive comments at the Davos Forum on issues such as the Greenland sovereignty dispute, bond market shocks, and the independence of the Federal Reserve. Besant explicitly warned European countries not to increase military presence in Greenland, and directly criticized

Suzhou TFC Optical Communication Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "TFC Communication") expects that driven by the global artificial intelligence wave and data center expansion, the company's net profit for the full year of 2025 will achieve a significant leap. On January 21, TFC Communication issued

According to media reports on the 21st, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang plans to travel to China in late January, arriving before the Lunar New Year to attend the company's celebrations, and is expected to visit Beijing. Citing unnamed sources, the media reported that Jensen Huang's trip