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``` Global stock markets are facing a severe stress test in this midsummer: soaring crude oil prices, rapidly expanding AI capital spending, and renewed tariff policies are simultaneously impacting the core pillars supporting the current bull market. Affected by severe shipping disruptions in the Middle East and Red Sea regions, Brent

``` The market ended this week amid turmoil, but the real test has yet to come. Oil prices surged nearly 10%, tech stocks faced mass institutional sell-offs, and US Treasury yields reached a new high for the year — pressure from three fronts remains unresolved. Next week, the busiest week of this

``` Intel and Lens Technology announced a strategic partnership on Friday, with both parties set to jointly explore and drive new technological advancements in the field of advanced semiconductor packaging. Through this collaboration, the two companies plan to explore packaging solutions based on glass substrates, accelerating related technology research and development

``` This week has been a tough one for Elon Musk. Tesla’s stock price plunged 18% this week, closing at $313.03 on Friday, marking its worst single-week drop since 2022. Meanwhile, SpaceX’s stock continued its downward trend, dropping a total of 7.2% over the past five trading

``` Morgan Stanley analysts said that SpaceX’s stock price has dropped recently to a level that suggests investors are giving almost no value to its artificial intelligence business. After completing a record $86 billion IPO in mid-June, SpaceX’s stock has faced a turbulent trading performance. In the first three

``` Hong Kong regulators are tightening requirements for leveraged and inverse products, introducing a new round of investor protection measures as global scrutiny of these highly volatile financial instruments intensifies. On Friday, Bloomberg reported that the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong issued a statement, announcing a revision of the