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``` Robinhood Markets’ first-quarter earnings report missed Wall Street expectations, with a sharp decline in cryptocurrency trading revenue dragging down overall performance and declining trading activity exacerbating pressure. The company reported earnings per share of 38 cents and revenue of $1.07 billion in the first quarter, both below analysts’ expectations

``` Amazon Web Services (AWS) is launching an offensive in the enterprise software market. At its event in San Francisco, it released a series of AI products, ranging from desktop intelligent agents to vertical industry applications, comprehensively infiltrating the traditional territory of software giants like Microsoft and Salesforce. The core products

``` Oil prices continue to rise amid persistent geopolitical deadlock, releasing signals of systemic pressure to the global financial markets that have been ignored by equities but are increasingly hard to overlook. Rich Privorotsky, Head of Delta-One at Goldman Sachs, warns that trend-following funds (CTAs) have basically exhausted their long ammunition,

``` A super large crude oil tanker associated with Japanese oil refiner Idemitsu Kosan has reportedly successfully passed through the Strait of Hormuz, becoming the first Japanese tanker to successfully leave the Persian Gulf since the US and Israel took military action against Iran, marking a significant shift in energy supply

``` Several hours after the UAE announced it would officially withdraw from OPEC on May 1st, Wall Street has already begun assessing the impact on the energy markets in the coming weeks and months. Analysts from JPMorgan, UBS, and Bloomberg largely agree on the core judgment: In the short term, Brent

``` Thom Tillis, a heavyweight Republican senator from North Carolina, told reporters that he understands why Fed Chair Jerome Powell wishes to briefly remain on the Fed board after his chairmanship expires on May 15. Tillis explained that during the extended period, two outcomes can be awaited: first, the Fed inspector