Latest

``` Current Status of Real Estate Prices Divergence rather than synchronized decline Total Demand for Real Estate Has Stabilized Combined nationwide transactions of new and second-hand homes fell about 30% from 2021 to early 2023, and have since stabilized. From early 2023 to now, total transactions of new and second-hand homes

Recently, Moonshadow officially released its trillion-parameter MoE model Kimi K2.5. Coupled with DeepSeek's open-source OCR 2, AI application stocks rebounded across the board, with iFlytek and other stocks reaching their daily limit. According to reports, several real estate companies are no longer required by regulators to submit

Geopolitical tensions and a weakening dollar have triggered a wave of safe-haven buying, driving the global mining sector to record impressive gains at the beginning of the new year. According to the latest data from S&P Capital IQ, the surge in geopolitical tensions has pushed up both precious

The industry giant that once dominated the global semiconductor market finally announced its strong comeback in the fourth quarter of 2025. This world's largest memory chip maker broke through with high bandwidth memory (HBM) technology and rising market prices, setting quarterly records for both revenue and operating profit

Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO of DoubleLine Capital, said he expects the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates unchanged during Chairman Powell's remaining term. Gundlach, known as the "new bond king," said on CNBC Wednesday: "I would bet heavily that there will be no more rate cuts

``` The software giant ServiceNow released quarterly results and sales guidance that exceeded expectations, but this failed to ease investors’ anxiety over the potential of artificial intelligence to disrupt its business model, and the stock continued to fall in after-hours trading. In the recently concluded fourth quarter, ServiceNow’s subscription revenue

Overnight, Federal Reserve policymakers voted 10-2 to keep interest rates unchanged. Governor Christopher Waller and another “Trump confidant,” Governor Stephen Miran, formed a united front, both casting dissenting votes to advocate for a 25 basis point rate cut. According to the latest analysis by Bloomberg columnist Jonathan Levin, as one