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``` Greed is overshadowing fear—at least for now. The current state of global stock markets is difficult to describe in any other way. Inflation, interest rates, oil prices, Middle East tensions, fiscal deficits, employment data... All the worries that once weighed on the markets seem to have collectively vanished. In

``` If you only focus on performance and indices, the A-share market is sometimes hard to explain. Profits haven’t immediately improved, but the market rises first; macro data looks fine, but stock prices may not buy it. The real question is: What future is the market willing to price in

``` On June 4, A-shares fluctuated and declined. The three major indexes fell collectively at the opening, with the ChiNext Index down 1%. The chip and semiconductor sectors were active, with memory, semiconductor materials, and semiconductor equipment leading the gains, while non-ferrous metals and the new energy battery industry chain collectively

The speech by Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda yesterday further pushed market pricing to focus on a rate hike in June. The core signal is that the central bank is now clearly weighing the risks of rising inflation, rather than just emphasizing economic downside risks. On Wednesday, in his

``` Apple may completely remake Siri from the ground up. Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) will open on June 8. This time, what the public is watching for isn't a specific new feature, but whether Apple can deliver on its AI promises made in 2024. According

``` After a large-scale sell-off in March, global central banks returned to the gold buying camp in April, but the overall pace of gold purchases remains far below last year’s level, and the outlook for gold prices is still under pressure. According to the latest data from the World Gold