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Diamond crash, De Beers is about to be "sold to Africa."

Diamond crash, De Beers is about to be "sold to Africa."

The ownership of the global diamond giant De Beers is entering a historic turning point! As the global diamond market suffers a cold winter due to weak demand and the impact of lab-grown diamonds, its majority shareholder Anglo American is accelerating its sale plan, and the final buyer is highly

Lunchtime calls for the resignation of U.S. Commerce Secretary Lutnick grow louder after lies about "Epstein connection".

Lunchtime calls for the resignation of U.S. Commerce Secretary Lutnick grow louder after lies about "Epstein connection".

``` As more details are revealed in Justice Department documents, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is facing mounting bipartisan pressure to resign over allegations that he concealed past ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The situation escalated further on Monday. According to the Financial Times, California Democratic Senator Adam Schiff clearly stated

After a sharp decline, U.S. stocks rebounded strongly, making investors even more nervous.

After a sharp decline, U.S. stocks rebounded strongly, making investors even more nervous.

``` U.S. tech stocks continue to rebound as investors weigh AI concerns against buying opportunities. On Monday, U.S. stocks extended Friday's rebound, with the S&P 500 index nearing its all-time high again. The Nasdaq 100 closed up 0.8%, once again standing above the key

Hassett: The number of expected jobs will probably decrease slightly. A drop in employment data should not cause panic.

Hassett: The number of expected jobs will probably decrease slightly. A drop in employment data should not cause panic.

``` On the 9th, Hassett, Director of the US White House National Economic Council, stated: It should be expected that the number of employed people will decline slightly. The decrease in employment data should not trigger panic. More updates to follow... Risk warning and disclaimerThe market involves risks, investment needs caution.

Wall Street News Breakfast FM-Radio | February 10, 2026

Wall Street News Breakfast FM-Radio | February 10, 2026

``` Huajian Morning Voice Please update to the latest version of the Jianwen APP to successfully listen to the following audio. Market Overview Tech stocks continue to drive US markets higher, with the three major US indices up for two consecutive days, and the Dow closing at a historic high for

IMF chief downplays sharp drop in the dollar: No sign of the dollar's role changing in the near term.

IMF chief downplays sharp drop in the dollar: No sign of the dollar's role changing in the near term.

The President of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) downplayed the decline of the US dollar over the past year, stating that the dollar will likely maintain its dominant position. IMF President Kristalina Georgieva said in an interview with the media on Monday: We should not be swayed by short-term fluctuations

Microsoft’s rating was downgraded twice in less than a week, with warnings about risks related to artificial intelligence.

Microsoft’s rating was downgraded twice in less than a week, with warnings about risks related to artificial intelligence.

As Wall Street grows increasingly wary of the potential disruption that artificial intelligence may bring to software stocks, Microsoft’s shares have been downgraded for the second time in less than a week. On Monday, Melius Research downgraded Microsoft from "Buy" to "Hold," citing concerns about