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The military conflict between the US and Iran is showing signs of escalation again. According to CCTV, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps issued a statement on the 2nd local time, stating that in retaliation for the previous US attack, the Revolutionary Guard Corps carried out a joint missile and

Discussions within the Federal Reserve regarding the path of interest rates are becoming more cautious. New York Fed President John Williams said on Wednesday that inflation is slowly declining and current interest rates are in a "good place," emphasizing the need to gather more data before making further

In February of this year, a panic dubbed the "SaaS doomsday" swept through software stocks, wiping out hundreds of billions of dollars in market value under the threat of AI replacement. Seven months later, the number of survivors of this "doomsday" is remarkable—the stock prices

The energy shock is rapidly spreading from the commodity market to the real economy, with the aviation industry being the first to feel the pressure. On Wednesday, it was reported that Ryanair, Europe's largest low-cost carrier, announced cuts to winter capacity and warned that if fuel prices remain

South Korean foreign exchange authorities are using an unconventional operation to absorb most of the US dollar funds repatriated to South Korea after SK Hynix's listing in the US. On September 2, Reuters, citing sources familiar with the matter, reported that the Korea Exchange Stabilization Fund purchased approximately

The six-month-long war with Iran is pushing the Federal Reserve to a tricky policy crossroads. Energy prices continue to rise, but the process of cooling inflation has been slow to materialize. Federal Reserve Governor Michael Barr signaled a clear interest rate hike on Tuesday, stating that the Fed should raise

The current Asian financial environment is strikingly similar to that on the eve of the 1997 crisis—high US Treasury yields, a weak yen, and widespread optimism in the technology sector—but HSBC’s chief economist warns that the real threat has quietly shifted this time. In a research report