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The spillover effects of the U.S.-Iran conflict continue to expand, and global capital markets are facing a new source of uncertainty—the ability of Gulf sovereign wealth funds to fulfill their investment commitments. On Friday, according to the British Financial Times, as the U.S. and Israel pursue

``` The conflict between the US and Iran is undermining the policy achievements that Trump has painstakingly established in the financial markets. Oil prices are soaring, US Treasury yields are jumping, and the dollar is making a strong comeback—these triple pressures are intensifying inflation expectations and obstructing the path of

``` The A-share innovative medicine sector rebounded significantly after the government work report listed biomedicine as an emerging pillar industry. Hong Kong tech stocks surged, JD Group jumped sharply, latest financial report shows, JD’s Q4 net revenue increased by 1.5% year-on-year to 352.3 billion yuan. On March 6,

``` Wall Street's traditional exchange giants are accelerating their penetration into the cryptocurrency market. According to a report by the Financial Times on Thursday, the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, has taken a stake in cryptocurrency exchange OKX. This transaction brings OKX'

``` The threat of the Strait of Hormuz being blocked is rapidly turning into a physical supply crisis at a speed far exceeding previous expectations. Natasha Kaneva, chief commodities strategist at JPMorgan, pointed out in her latest report that due to the uneven storage tank capacities among Middle Eastern oil-producing countries,

``` At present, overseas sovereign countries, multinational corporations, and financial institutions are accelerating the use of RMB for cross-border financing; Dim Sum bonds, Panda bonds, and offshore RMB loans are all expanding rapidly in parallel. According to data compiled by Bloomberg, as of now, the issuance size of Panda bonds (RMB