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``` International oil prices plunged sharply on Wednesday. U.S. WTI crude oil futures fell below the $70 mark, and Brent crude oil hit the lowest level since the eve of the Iran war. As stranded oil tankers gradually left the Strait of Hormuz, market expectations for the return of Iranian

``` Japan is attempting to reshape its position in the global technology race with a 14-year-long super investment plan. On June 24, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi unveiled a long-term economic growth blueprint, planning to invest more than 370 trillion yen (about $2.3 trillion) over the 14 years ending fiscal

``` On one side, Ningquan Asset founded by Yang Dong is still vowing to "stick to the bottom line of value" and not participate in risky investments, while on the other, some funds managed by Liu Yanchun have already experienced a rapid “rebound” in net asset value. Both regarded

``` A draft growth strategy report shows that the Japanese government plans to study how to improve the management of its $1.3 trillion foreign exchange reserves, which are regarded as "ammunition" for potential future interventions in the yen exchange rate. These plans reflect the Japanese government's

``` Gold, one of the world’s most crowded long trades this year, is experiencing a dramatic reversal. On June 24, spot gold fell below $4,000 per ounce during trading, marking the first time this key psychological level has been breached since last November. Since reaching a historic high of

``` International oil prices, which have been continuously supported by geopolitical risks since the outbreak of the Middle East conflict, are rapidly giving back the previous war premium. As shipping through the Strait of Hormuz returns to normal and the US and Iran send positive signals about ceasefire negotiations, Brent crude