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Perhaps as soon as next week, the term "RMP" will be trending across the entire market and be regarded as the "new generation of QE."

Perhaps as soon as next week, the term "RMP" will be trending across the entire market and be regarded as the "new generation of QE."

The era of “Quantitative Tightening” (QT) on the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet has come to an end, and a new phase aimed at expanding the balance sheet may soon begin. The market is holding its breath for a new acronym—RMP (Reserve Management Purchases). Although Fed officials emphasize its

U.S., European, and Japanese stock markets all rose; central bank rate hikes are almost certain; Japanese long-term bond yields hit record highs at one point; gold and silver retreated from high levels.

U.S., European, and Japanese stock markets all rose; central bank rate hikes are almost certain; Japanese long-term bond yields hit record highs at one point; gold and silver retreated from high levels.

The US economic data released overnight was weaker than expected, further strengthening market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut and boosting global risk appetite. On December 4th, US stock index futures rose collectively, European stocks opened higher overall, Asian stocks were mixed, and Japanese stocks posted notable gains. US

AH stock index opened slightly higher, the robotics industry chain strengthened, precious metals continued their upward trend, commercial aerospace was active, and government bond futures plunged.

AH stock index opened slightly higher, the robotics industry chain strengthened, precious metals continued their upward trend, commercial aerospace was active, and government bond futures plunged.

A-shares opened higher, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.04%, and the ChiNext Index rose 0.01%. The robotics industry chain strengthened, while copper stocks were active. Superhard materials, CPO, 6G, satellite navigation, consumer electronics, and photovoltaic-themed stocks weakened. Hong Kong stocks opened higher, the Hang Seng Index opened up

After hitting a new high of 11,000, Goldman Sachs issued a warning about copper prices: a surplus of 500,000 tons this year, with possible range-bound fluctuations next year.

After hitting a new high of 11,000, Goldman Sachs issued a warning about copper prices: a surplus of 500,000 tons this year, with possible range-bound fluctuations next year.

Goldman Sachs has issued a warning about copper prices soaring above $11,000 per ton, believing that this rally is unsustainable because global copper supply is still sufficient to meet demand, and expects copper prices to fluctuate between $10,000 and $11,000 in 2026. According to Chasing Wind Trading

When the tide goes out, who is swimming naked? Goldman Sachs warns: Severe oversupply will cause prices of aluminum, lithium, and iron ore to plunge in 2026, with copper alone "standing out."

When the tide goes out, who is swimming naked? Goldman Sachs warns: Severe oversupply will cause prices of aluminum, lithium, and iron ore to plunge in 2026, with copper alone "standing out."

Since the beginning of this year, propelled by macroeconomic tailwinds such as expectations of Fed rate cuts, dollar depreciation, and improved growth prospects in China, industrial metal prices have generally surged. On Wednesday, copper prices even climbed to a record high of $11,540/ton. According to the Chasing Wind

"Adjust according to the person!" The "splitting dilemma" of AI large models

"Adjust according to the person!" The "splitting dilemma" of AI large models

Currently, large AI models are facing a tricky technical dilemma: if the same question is phrased differently, the quality of the model's answers can vary dramatically. This issue, known as "split-brain," exposes the AI model's excessive sensitivity to how questions are asked—if the

"Save" gasoline vehicles? Trump announces plan to significantly relax fuel economy standards

"Save" gasoline vehicles? Trump announces plan to significantly relax fuel economy standards

``` Trump plans to significantly relax automobile fuel efficiency standards, potentially reshaping the landscape of the U.S. auto market. On Wednesday, U.S. President Trump announced in the Oval Office that he would officially end the Biden administration's “ridiculous, burdensome, and actually terrible” Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE)