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Countdown to physical delivery crisis: Could silver become the fuse that triggers a derivatives crisis?

Countdown to physical delivery crisis: Could silver become the fuse that triggers a derivatives crisis?

``` The precious metals market is facing a potential physical delivery crisis. As the gap between the COMEX registered silver inventory and delivery demand narrows sharply, Bill Holter warns that once silver delivery defaults occur, the chain reaction may quickly spread to the gold market and ultimately trigger the global derivatives

Tenways rushes for a Hong Kong IPO: Holding the "Chinese brand conquering the European market" success story, but isn’t making as much money as contract manufacturing?

``` In the past few years of the wave of Chinese manufacturing going global, the two-wheel travel sector witnessed an unprecedented capital frenzy. The pandemic changed many consumers’ exercise habits, and what was once seen as a niche product—electric assist bicycles (E-bike)—suddenly leaped across the category divide to become

Quantum Computing 2026: IBM Defines Superconducting Approach, Major Promotion Proposed Again at Two Sessions

Quantum Computing 2026: IBM Defines Superconducting Approach, Major Promotion Proposed Again at Two Sessions

``` In February 2026, IBM made a major announcement at Barclays' "Quantum Unlock 1.0" investor event, clearly defining the timeline for quantum computing—achieving "quantum advantage" by 2026 and fault-tolerant computing by 2029. This roadmap provides the most actionable technical milestones for the market to

Prices double again! Korean media: Samsung Electronics expected to raise NAND prices by 100% in Q2

Prices double again! Korean media: Samsung Electronics expected to raise NAND prices by 100% in Q2

``` The global AI investment boom is driving a surge in storage demand and intensifying the supply-demand imbalance in the NAND market. According to Seoul Economic News, Samsung Electronics plans to set the price increase for major NAND products in the second quarter at a level similar to that of the

Middle East conflict hits Asian markets hard; Chinese assets stand out, stocks, bonds, and currency collectively outperform!

Middle East conflict hits Asian markets hard; Chinese assets stand out, stocks, bonds, and currency collectively outperform!

``` During the global market selloff triggered by the Iran war, Chinese assets proved relatively resilient, becoming one of the few “stable” markets in Asia, with stocks, government bonds, and the renminbi all outperforming their regional counterparts this week. Asian markets generally fell more than 6% this week, while the CSI

Conflict escalates, Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd suspend major Middle East routes

Conflict escalates, Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd suspend major Middle East routes

Conflicts in the Middle East continue to escalate, and the world’s largest container shipping companies are pricing risk through concrete actions. On Friday, according to The Wall Street Journal, Maersk (A.P. Moller-Maersk) and Hapag-Lloyd both announced the suspension of several key Middle East shipping services, affecting core trade

Morgan Stanley downgraded the rating of India's stock market, with foreign investors withdrawing $1.3 billion in two days, and oil risks becoming the trigger.

Morgan Stanley downgraded the rating of India's stock market, with foreign investors withdrawing $1.3 billion in two days, and oil risks becoming the trigger.

``` Morgan Stanley downgraded Indian stocks to equal weight with Asia and emerging markets, citing crude oil supply risks triggered by Middle East conflicts as a key catalyst; foreign investors sold a net $1.3 billion in just two trading days, delivering another heavy blow to the Indian stock market. Citing