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``` On January 27, the Shanghai Securities Association disclosed the 2025 operating overview of securities brokerage business in Shanghai. The report comprehensively presents data such as the number of branches, A-share trading volume, client assets, account size, margin trading business, income levels, and commission rates, showcasing the strong performance of the

Iman Rachman, President of the Indonesia Stock Exchange, announced his resignation on Friday, taking responsibility for this week's market crash. The turmoil, triggered by an MSCI downgrade warning, led the Jakarta Composite Index to plunge 16% over two days, wiping out over $80 billion in market value and

Chinese chip design company Montage Technology is seeking to raise up to approximately US$902 million (about HK$7 billion) through a Hong Kong IPO, which would make it one of the largest IPOs in the Hong Kong market recently. This move also highlights the trend of Chinese tech firms

Asian investors are pouring into gold ETFs at record levels, raising concerns in the market that the gold price rally may be nearing its peak. High levels of retail buying are often seen as warning signals indicating assets are overvalued and the rally is in its late stages. On Friday,

``` Zishitang has learned: From January 28 to 29, 2026, China Life Insurance (Group) Company (hereinafter referred to as "China Life Group") held its 2026 Work Conference in Beijing. This work conference disclosed the operating results of this large financial group for 2025, with many highlights. As a central

OpenAI is accelerating its plan to go public in the fourth quarter of this year. The artificial intelligence giant, valued at $500 billion, is holding informal talks with Wall Street investment banks and expanding its finance team in preparation for its IPO. According to Wall Street reports, insiders reveal that

The Trump administration is actively lobbying top European manufacturers to move their headquarters to the United States, highlighting the intense competition for investment across the Atlantic. According to the Financial Times on Friday, Mercedes-Benz CEO Ola Källenius revealed that U.S. Commerce Secretary Lutnick suggested about a year ago that