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While most global investors are immersed in the illusion that inflation has cooled, Wall Street’s “smart money” is quietly building defenses against the impact of a new round of price surges. According to a Bloomberg report on February 2, BlackRock, Bridgewater, and Pimco are actively adjusting their portfolios to

Oracle plans to raise up to $50 billion through bonds and equity financing in 2026 to expand its cloud infrastructure to meet the needs of major clients. This aggressive financing move comes at a time when the veteran software company faces intense market skepticism about its debt burden and heavy-asset

Bitcoin fell below the $80,000 mark and once dipped under $76,000, a retracement of about 40% from its 2025 high. Market worries are shifting from price correction to a loss of confidence. The latest round of declines occurred during the weekend’s thin liquidity trading session. Bitcoin fell

China’s strong inbound tourism recovery is bringing new upward pressure to the renminbi exchange rate. On February 2, according to media reports, major tourist destinations such as Beijing, Jiangsu, and Guangdong saw a surge of about 40% in overseas visitors last year, leading to double-digit growth in tourism-related capital

``` After experiencing the epic “Black Friday,” the global precious metals market is waiting for new directional signals, which will likely come from the Chinese market during Monday’s Asian trading session. Last Friday, silver prices plummeted 26% in less than 20 hours, marking the largest single-day decline in history; gold

Bitcoin is undergoing a severe stress test for institutional holdings. As its price drops below key psychological levels, approaching the cost line of major institutional holders such as MicroStrategy, market concerns over the liquidity of highly leveraged holders are rapidly heating up. Over the weekend, Bitcoin broke through the $80,

On February 1, Wang Yi, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Director of the Office of the Central Commission for Foreign Affairs, met in Beijing with Shoigu, Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation. The two sides conducted in-depth strategic communication on various