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Japan's government bond market is undergoing a "collapse" that has shocked global investors. As long-term bond yields hit historic highs, confidence in Japan’s fiscal discipline is rapidly evaporating. Goldman Sachs bluntly states that, faced with a severe imbalance of supply and demand, Japanese policymakers have

On January 21, A-shares rebounded amid volatility, with the ChiNext Index rising more than 1%. Gold stocks continued to strengthen, storage chips and GPU concepts surged, while AI application sectors kept adjusting. In Hong Kong, stocks initially fell in early trading but then rose amid fluctuations. Tech stocks showed mixed

``` On January 20, the Ministry of Finance released five policy documents consecutively on its official website, covering four interest subsidy policies and one special guarantee program, and held a press conference that afternoon to provide a systematic interpretation. Overall, this policy package can be summarized as "three optimizations, two

The London Metal Exchange copper market is once again showing signs of short-term spot tightness. On Tuesday, the LME copper Tom/Next spread surged to $100 per ton, reaching its highest level since the historic supply squeeze in 2021. The spread was still in discount mode in the previous trading

As geopolitical disputes over Greenland intensify and domestic fiscal concerns in Japan set off a global bond selloff, Wall Street’s weeks of eerie calm have been thoroughly broken, and the “Sell America” trade has returned to the spotlight with force. After Tuesday’s opening, the US financial market suffered

``` American streaming giant Netflix beat Wall Street expectations in the fourth quarter of last year, with global subscription users surpassing 325 million by year-end. However, the company gave cautious guidance for this quarter and the full year, with profits affected by the acquisition of Warner Bros., and it paused stock