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The U.S. Supreme Court is about to make a final ruling on the legality of Trump's comprehensive tariff plan, a decision that will pose a major test for both the U.S. stock and bond markets. Analysts generally expect that if the court rules that the tariffs

``` Hang Seng Bank, with nearly 93 years of history, is about to bid farewell to the Hong Kong stock market. This iconic Hong Kong-listed company, founded in 1933 and acquired by HSBC in 1965, will officially terminate its listing status later this month, ending over 53 years as a public

Goldman Sachs’ latest viewpoint indicates that following a possible slowdown in the artificial intelligence boom, “middle-class consumption” in the United States is expected to become the key driving force for the US stock bull market in 2026. Goldman Sachs strategist Ben Snider and his team pointed out that as US

American oil giants are extremely cautious about returning to the Venezuelan market. Although President Trump is leveraging his strong influence over energy markets to pressure companies to invest, the industry widely demands Washington to provide clear legal and financial guarantees. Faced with the White House’s ambition to reshape the

``` After experiencing last year’s uncertain economic environment, the eurozone labor market has shown strong resilience, with the unemployment rate in November recording a decline for the first time in seven months, unexpectedly breaking the steady situation that lasted for half a year. Data released by Eurostat on Thursday showed

``` Nestlé's large-scale global recall of infant formula milk powder is rapidly unfolding into a severe crisis of trust and financial challenge. This recall spans 46 countries, involving several core brands such as NAN and BEBA. Analysts estimate the move may result in sales losses of up to 1.

``` The German economy is falling into a structural "deindustrialization" crisis, with large-scale capital outflows and soaring green transition costs systematically weakening the foundations of the country's manufacturing sector. This irreversible trend has pushed Europe's largest economy to the edge of a "point of