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The financial blog Zerohedge points out that since the beginning of this month, the US stock market has seen a widespread panic-buying. If this happened after a true “all-clear” event — such as last year when Trump resolved the tariff issue — it would be healthy. But if this panic-buying is only

``` Federal Reserve Board member Waller said on Friday that the Middle East war could push up inflation in the short term, presenting a severe challenge to monetary policy makers. However, he also stated that if the situation can quickly de-escalate, there is still the possibility of another rate cut later

``` Iran’s Tasnim News Agency reported on the 17th, citing an informed source, that Iran has set three conditions for the passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz: First, the vessels must be commercial ships; military ships are prohibited, and neither the ships nor their cargo may have any

``` TSMC is pushing semiconductor manufacturing processes to new extremes. According to reports, the world’s largest chip foundry has already included sub-nanometer processes in its mass production roadmap, with trial production expected in 2029. Apple is highly likely to become one of the first customers. According to DigiTimes, as TSMC

Retail investors are making a comeback, driving a series of intense fluctuations in the US stock market. With the ceasefire agreement boosting market sentiment, stocks favored by retail investors are expected to deliver their best monthly performance relative to mutual fund holdings since 2020. The S&P 500 broke

The US stock market is rewriting history. The S&P 500 index rebounded to a record high in just 11 days after falling less than 10% from its peak—something never seen before in nearly a century of market records. What makes this rally extraordinary is that it overturns