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The U.S. government shutdown may last for several more days, as the Senate still needs to go through procedures and the timing of the House vote is yet to be determined.

The U.S. government shutdown may last for several more days, as the Senate still needs to go through procedures and the timing of the House vote is yet to be determined.

The U.S. federal government will need several more days before it officially reopens. Although a procedural vote in the Senate last Sunday passed a temporary funding bill, the Senate has not yet scheduled a final vote, and House members still need to return to Washington from their districts to

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: A government shutdown will not affect my view of the U.S. economy; a 50 basis point rate cut should be made in December.

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: A government shutdown will not affect my view of the U.S. economy; a 50 basis point rate cut should be made in December.

On Monday, Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran stated that to prevent future economic weakness in the US, he supports further interest rate cuts. In an interview with CNBC, Miran insisted that the pace of rate cuts should be faster than the traditional 25 basis points at a time. Just like

CoreWeave Q3 Earnings Preview: Massive Backlog of Orders Ahead, Sky-high Capital Expenditures Behind, Market Awaits a Turning Point Signal

CoreWeave Q3 Earnings Preview: Massive Backlog of Orders Ahead, Sky-high Capital Expenditures Behind, Market Awaits a Turning Point Signal

``` As the AI investment boom faces rational market scrutiny, the third quarter earnings report of AI cloud computing company CoreWeave, to be released after the U.S. market close on November 10 Eastern Time, is drawing significant attention. The company faces the difficult balance between revenue growth and surging capital

Will there be another rate cut in December? Federal Reserve's Daly: The impact of tariffs is limited, and we should embrace it with an "open mindset."

Will there be another rate cut in December? Federal Reserve's Daly: The impact of tariffs is limited, and we should embrace it with an "open mindset."

``` Mary Daly, President of the San Francisco Fed, stated in her latest blog post that the US economy might be experiencing a decline in demand, but tariff-related inflation currently appears to be under control. She stressed that the Federal Reserve should discuss, with an "open mind," whether to

Report: Japan's economic plan considers including three major sectors—semiconductors, minerals, and national defense.

Report: Japan's economic plan considers including three major sectors—semiconductors, minerals, and national defense.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi plans to launch a new growth strategy through her first economic stimulus package, focusing investment on 17 key sectors including semiconductors, critical minerals, and the defense industry. This policy shift marks Japan’s move towards a more expansionary fiscal policy, aiming to build a strong

HOKA's slowing-down metaphor: How the "middle-class running shoe" moved from the racetrack to the shopping mall

HOKA's slowing-down metaphor: How the "middle-class running shoe" moved from the racetrack to the shopping mall

In 2025, as the popularity of trail running events continues to surge, HOKA—dubbed one of the “three essentials of the new middle class”—must now face market scrutiny as its growth stalls. According to the financial report as of September 30, HOKA’s net sales grew by 11.1%

When everyone believes in AI: These nine images reveal the hidden concerns

When everyone believes in AI: These nine images reveal the hidden concerns

After several days of sell-off, almost everyone from Wall Street to ordinary investors is making strong arguments in favor of AI, and their reasons are all very convincing. However, multiple indicators show that current AI investment has reached extreme levels. Holdings in large-cap growth and tech stocks have returned to