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Since December 17, the Shanghai Composite Index has recorded seven consecutive positive sessions, with market sentiment clearly heating up. Multiple signals indicate that a classic "year-end to spring" rally is being brewed and has begun to unfold. Research reports from brokerages such as Huaxi Securities, China Merchants Securities,

The global artificial intelligence chip supply shortage is intensifying, with tech giants such as Microsoft and Google sending their procurement executives to South Korea to compete for memory chip supplies from Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. These executives have set up permanent offices in Korea in order to secure supply

Japan's government has announced plans to launch its largest-ever initial budget, with spending growth set to outpace inflation. On December 25, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi stated that the total budget for the new fiscal year starting April 2026 will be about 122.3 trillion yen (approximately $786

``` As the artificial intelligence (AI) boom sweeps global financial markets, pension funds and insurance capital that have long sought stable returns are rapidly pouring into data centers and other AI infrastructure sectors, attempting to seize a share in this emerging wave of technology. However, this has sparked deep concerns in

According to a previous article by Wallstreetcn, Nvidia recently reached a non-exclusive technology licensing agreement with Groq. As disclosed, Nvidia will integrate Groq's AI inference technology into its future product lineup, while Groq’s founder and CEO Jonathan Ross, President Sunny Madra, and part of the core engineering

The team of strategists at Morgan Stanley pointed out in their latest outlook report that, although Wall Street generally expects another year of strong stock market growth in 2026, three potential "unexpected" shifts may reshape the market landscape. In this report led by Matthew Hornbach, the core warning

``` Due to rising inflation expectations and intensified pressure from the depreciation of the yen, the market expects that the Bank of Japan may be forced to raise rates more aggressively, resulting in weak demand at the Japanese 2-year government bond auction held on December 25. On December 25, according to