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``` The European bond market is experiencing a historic issuance frenzy, signaling the end of the summer lull and the start of a September financing boom. According to data compiled by Bloomberg, on Tuesday, 28 issuers sought financing with a total amount reaching at least 49.6 billion euros (about 57.

``` A new force is reshaping the landscape of Wall Street's lucrative trading business. As of the second quarter, high-frequency trading firm Hudson River Trading’s trading income more than doubled to $2.6 billion, while Ken Griffin’s Citadel posted a record $5.8 billion in revenue in

``` South Korean retail investors are making a large-scale exit from Tesla, shifting funds towards cryptocurrency-related sectors. On September 3rd, according to Bloomberg's calculations, South Korean individual investors made net sales of $657 million worth of Tesla shares in August, marking the largest single-month outflow since at least early

``` The stock prices of some Japanese trading companies are hovering at their highest valuation levels in 20 years, with investor hesitation rising over whether to continue chasing the rally that was sparked five years ago by Warren Buffett's investments. On September 3, it was reported that although Berkshire

``` A global wave of government bond sell-offs is underway, pushing the yield on the 30-year U.S. Treasury bond once again toward the key psychological threshold of 5%. On Tuesday, the sell-off swept across both sides of the Atlantic, as government bond markets in the United States, the United Kingdom,

``` According to media reports citing informed sources, market-making giant Jane Street achieved a record net trading revenue of $10.1 billion in the second quarter of this year, surpassing all major Wall Street banks. This revenue more than doubled compared to the same period last year, bringing Jane Street’s