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Trump: If Walsh dares to raise interest rates, he cannot possibly get nominated; he knows I want to cut rates.

Trump: If Walsh dares to raise interest rates, he cannot possibly get nominated; he knows I want to cut rates.

U.S. President Trump publicly stated that if his nominee for Federal Reserve Chairman, Waller, expressed a desire to raise interest rates, he would not be nominated at all. This statement has once again sparked concerns in the markets about the Fed’s independence and may become a focal issue

Bad debts in the US software industry are surging, and a "software-PE" death spiral is unfolding.

Bad debts in the US software industry are surging, and a "software-PE" death spiral is unfolding.

The U.S. software industry is facing a credit crisis triggered by artificial intelligence. On Thursday, according to data compiled by Bloomberg, over the past four weeks, more than $17.7 billion in tech company loans have fallen to distressed levels, pushing the total scale of bad debt in the

Bitcoin once fell below 72,000—how much faith is left in the crypto community?

Bitcoin once fell below 72,000—how much faith is left in the crypto community?

``` Bitcoin has fallen below the $72,000 mark, bringing the market’s “faith” issue to the forefront. Against the backdrop of a sudden drop in global risk appetite, investors are reassessing Bitcoin’s role during market turmoil, and the safe haven narrative for crypto assets is being put to the

The biggest drop since last April, Nasdaq falls for two consecutive days: Software "caught fire," chips "suffered," tech "plunged."

The biggest drop since last April, Nasdaq falls for two consecutive days: Software "caught fire," chips "suffered," tech "plunged."

``` Wall Street's concerns about the software industry are rapidly evolving into a broader sell-off across the technology sector. As market panic spreads from the SaaS segment to semiconductors and AI infrastructure, the pressure on tech stocks has intensified significantly. On Wednesday, the Nasdaq Composite Index not only fell

Software stocks have crashed, and no one dares to "catch the falling knife."

Software stocks have crashed, and no one dares to "catch the falling knife."

The U.S. software sector suffered its worst sell-off since 2022 on Wednesday, but the "bottom-fishing money" that usually rushes in during tech stock plunges was collectively absent. After the S&P 500 Software & Services Index plunged nearly 4% on Tuesday, it fell another 1% on

Wallstreetcn Breakfast FM-Radio | February 5, 2026

Wallstreetcn Breakfast FM-Radio | February 5, 2026

``` Huajian Morning Voice Listeners are requested to upgrade to the latest version of Jianwen APP to successfully listen to the following audio. Market Overview U.S. data is mixed, with strong Services PMI and weak ADP employment. The sell-off in software stocks has spread to semiconductors and AI. Capital is

Alphabet, Google's parent company, reported fourth-quarter revenue of $113.83 billion, beating analysts' expectations of $111.4 billion. Google Cloud revenue was $17.66 billion, compared to the expected $16.2 billion.

Alphabet, Google's parent company, reported fourth-quarter revenue of $113.83 billion, beating analysts' expectations of $111.4 billion. Google Cloud revenue was $17.66 billion, compared to the expected $16.2 billion.

Google’s parent company Alphabet reported fourth-quarter revenue of $113.83 billion, beating analysts’ expectations of $111.4 billion. Google Cloud revenue was $17.66 billion, compared to the expected $16.2 billion. Risk Warning and Disclaimer The market has risks; investment needs to be cautious. This article does not