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"One year after 'reciprocal tariffs', did Americans ultimately bear it all?"

"One year after 'reciprocal tariffs', did Americans ultimately bear it all?"

``` There has long been a myth in the market: high tariffs will force foreign exporters to cut prices drastically, thereby protecting the U.S. domestic economy. However, CSC (CITIC Securities) points out: in this game of tariffs, it is U.S. importers—and ultimately U.S. consumers—who pay the

The US-Iran nuclear negotiations are expected to restart on Thursday, with Trump explicitly demanding to hear "never possess nuclear weapons," causing oil prices to fluctuate in advance.

The US-Iran nuclear negotiations are expected to restart on Thursday, with Trump explicitly demanding to hear "never possess nuclear weapons," causing oil prices to fluctuate in advance.

``` The nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran have reached a critical juncture, causing fluctuations in the crude oil market. According to Xinhua News Agency, reports quoting sources within the Trump administration say that although no final decision has been made, Trump is inclined to carry out preliminary strikes

Nearly $500 million in assets sold at a 6% discount! AI scares U.S. private credit funds

Nearly $500 million in assets sold at a 6% discount! AI scares U.S. private credit funds

```html Tensions in the private credit market are moving from “worry” to “pricing.” Amid rising investor doubts about AI-related risks, liquidity, and lending standards, U.S. fund New Mountain chose to sell nearly $500 million in assets at a discount, reflecting increasing industry pressure. According to Bloomberg, New Mountain said

Former Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda calls for interest rate hikes and tightening fiscal policy.

Former Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda calls for interest rate hikes and tightening fiscal policy.

``` On February 25, former Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda stated that as Japan's economic conditions have significantly improved, the Bank of Japan must continue raising interest rates, while the government should also tighten fiscal policy. According to Reuters, Kuroda predicts that the Bank of Japan may raise

50 billion disrupts the game: How Liu Qiangdong drove down yacht prices

50 billion disrupts the game: How Liu Qiangdong drove down yacht prices

``` The yacht industry has entered the public eye in an unexpected way. On February 24, JD Group founder Liu Qiangdong launched an independent yacht brand under his own name—Sea Expandary—which officially surfaced. Currently, thebrand has completed its website launch and core management team setup, signed strategic cooperation agreements

From high-interest deposits to wealth management loops, banks launch a "red envelope money defense battle."

From high-interest deposits to wealth management loops, banks launch a "red envelope money defense battle."

``` With the onset of the Lunar New Year, the "arena" of children's financial management reliably rings its battle drums within the banking sector. Festive and abundant New Year's money is not only a symbol of Spring Festival celebrations; in the eyes of financial institutions,

Morgan Stanley trader: "AI fear" may have peaked. If not, then buy HALO.

Morgan Stanley trader: "AI fear" may have peaked. If not, then buy HALO.

Morgan Stanley's trading division believes that the market panic over AI disrupting traditional industries may have peaked. For investors still worried about ongoing AI impact, physical assets with high barriers to entry and low risk of technological obsolescence (i.e., "HALO" trades) currently represent the best