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As geopolitical disputes over Greenland intensify and domestic fiscal concerns in Japan set off a global bond selloff, Wall Street’s weeks of eerie calm have been thoroughly broken, and the “Sell America” trade has returned to the spotlight with force. After Tuesday’s opening, the US financial market suffered

``` American streaming giant Netflix beat Wall Street expectations in the fourth quarter of last year, with global subscription users surpassing 325 million by year-end. However, the company gave cautious guidance for this quarter and the full year, with profits affected by the acquisition of Warner Bros., and it paused stock

UAE artificial intelligence (AI) company G42 expects that some of the world’s most advanced chips will arrive in the UAE within the next few months. Media analysis suggests this will further strengthen the company’s position in the global technology sector. G42 CEO Peng Xiao stated in a media

At the World Economic Forum held in Davos, Switzerland on Tuesday, several Western leaders issued strong responses to U.S. President Trump’s claims over Greenland, marking a delicate moment in transatlantic alliance relations. California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized European leaders for displaying a “complicit” attitude on Trump’s request

January 20 saw a sudden, violent sell-off in the Japanese bond market, which traders described as "the most chaotic trading day in recent years." The sell-off, which began slowly, quickly escalated into a full-blown shock, pushing some long-term bond yields to historic highs. At the core of market

``` U.S. Treasury Secretary Bassent said that the wave of selling in Japanese government bonds has already affected the U.S. Treasury market, and he has spoken with his Japanese counterpart. This statement highlights the risk of chain reactions in global bond markets and the impact of major economies'

Since the beginning of this year, European technology stocks have unexpectedly outperformed their U.S. counterparts by a large margin. The Stoxx 600 Technology Index rose 10% in a single month, making it the second best performing sector in the region; meanwhile, the S&P 500 Information Technology Index