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Urban fixed asset investment in China grew by 1.7% from January to March, and infrastructure investment increased by 8.9% year-on-year.

Urban fixed asset investment in China grew by 1.7% from January to March, and infrastructure investment increased by 8.9% year-on-year.

``` Fixed asset investment grew steadily in the first quarter, with infrastructure investment growing rapidly. On April 16, data released by the National Bureau of Statistics showed that from January to March, fixed asset investment nationwide (excluding rural households) was 10,270.8 billion yuan, an increase of 1.7% year-on-year.

"Perpetual contracts" allow 24/7 leveraged trading; crypto capital aggressively speculates on gold and oil "tokens."

"Perpetual contracts" allow 24/7 leveraged trading; crypto capital aggressively speculates on gold and oil "tokens."

Crypto hedge funds are turning their attention to traditional commodities such as gold, crude oil, and copper, harnessing perpetual contracts on blockchain platforms to trade around the clock. This allows them to price ahead of traditional markets before they open and profit from arbitrage across platform price differences. According to

Severely under-positioned, unable to keep up with the U.S. stock market rebound, hedge funds engage in "panic buying."

Severely under-positioned, unable to keep up with the U.S. stock market rebound, hedge funds engage in "panic buying."

The US stock market has rebounded strongly to historic highs, leaving many hedge funds in an awkward predicament—their positions are significantly lagging behind the market, forcing them into panic buying. The S&P 500 index recently broke through 7000 points, hitting a record high. Core sectors such as

The damage of war to the global economy is "only the tip of the iceberg"! Senior global financial officials warn that the market is "indifferent."

The damage of war to the global economy is "only the tip of the iceberg"! Senior global financial officials warn that the market is "indifferent."

``` Top global policymakers and financial officials are issuing a common warning: markets are severely underestimating the destructive impact of the Iran war on the global economy, and the real shockwaves may just be beginning. At this week’s Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank

The signals from Wall Street's "Big Four" earnings reports: U.S. consumer spending is "unexpectedly stable"

The signals from Wall Street's "Big Four" earnings reports: U.S. consumer spending is "unexpectedly stable"

``` The latest quarterly reports from America’s four largest banks have sent an unexpected signal: Despite geopolitical conflicts pushing up oil prices and the stock market’s intense volatility, the financial situation of American consumers remains robust. JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo all released their first

First-quarter "FICC blow-up": even Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs was hit hard by the Iran war.

First-quarter "FICC blow-up": even Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs was hit hard by the Iran war.

Impacted by the sudden shock to global macro rate expectations due to the Iran War, Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs unexpectedly suffered a setback in its first-quarter Fixed Income, Commodities, and Currencies (FICC) business, with its rates trading division becoming the main drag on related revenue declines. According to sources

Middle Eastern tycoons are "in trouble," luxury brands are "suffering," and even Hermès "can't hold out"?

Middle Eastern tycoons are "in trouble," luxury brands are "suffering," and even Hermès "can't hold out"?

The European luxury sector is facing an unprecedented collective sell-off, caught between Middle Eastern geopolitical conflicts and internal industry pressures. This week, the first-quarter sales data released consecutively by luxury giants Hermès, Kering, and LVMH disappointed the market, leading to sharp declines in stock prices across the sector. Prior to