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``` Benefiting from the robust performance of its core segments such as investment banking, equities business, and wealth management, CICC expects its net profit in 2025 to increase by more than 50% year-on-year. On January 30, CICC released its 2025 annual performance forecast report. The core highlights are as follows: Net

Affected by expectations of changes in Federal Reserve personnel and profit-taking pressure, the precious metals market suffered a sharp sell-off on Friday, with gold and silver prices retreating significantly from historical highs, ending the previous unstoppable streak of record-setting rallies. This sudden reversal indicates that after a “melt-up” style unilateral

Apple Inc.’s first fiscal quarter results for fiscal year 2026 exceeded expectations across the board, with strong iPhone sales and record profit margins driving the stock up about 2% after hours. Wall Street investment banks generally have a positive outlook on the growth potential of service revenues driven by

After reaching ten thousand stores, Guoquan continues to expand by riding the wave of hard discounts and community retail. In 2025, with deep penetration into township markets, Guoquan added 1,416 new stores throughout the year, reaching 11,566 terminal locations nationwide by the end of 2025. Its annual projected

JPMorgan Chase pointed out that **2026 will be the “activation year” for consumer-grade AI in China, with chatbots shifting from the curiosity stage to the habit-forming stage for users.** According to Goflow Trading Desk, JPMorgan Chase released its latest report on January 30, stating that **although major internet platforms are

``` Amid the recent surge in gold prices and geopolitical tensions, Chinese mining giant Zijin Mining Group Co., Ltd. successfully seized the capital market window. The company’s $1.5 billion convertible bond offering was snapped up by investors just 10 minutes after subscriptions opened, demonstrating the strong global demand for

The world's three largest memory chip manufacturers are taking unusual measures to curb customer stockpiling. Faced with ongoing supply shortages, Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and Micron have begun strengthening their review of customer orders, requiring disclosure of end-user and order quantity information to ensure genuine demand and prevent