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Eurozone inflation unexpectedly edged up in November, further cementing market expectations that the European Central Bank will not cut rates again in the short term. According to data released by Eurostat on Tuesday, the harmonized CPI preliminary annual rate in the eurozone accelerated to 2.2% in November from 2.

Samsung Electronics has made a key breakthrough in the field of high-bandwidth memory (HBM4), with its chips passing Production Readiness Approval (PRA) and preparing to supply Nvidia. On December 2nd, according to media reports, Samsung Electronics recently completed Production Readiness Approval (PRA) for HBM4. The chip has met Samsung’s

Chinese artificial intelligence startup Zhipu AI, aiming to rival OpenAI, is rapidly advancing toward the goal of becoming China’s “No.1 AI stock,” leveraging its fast-growing revenue and clear commercialization path. On the business front, Zhipu AI has also achieved key milestones in commercialization. According to media reports quoting

``` Amid intensifying global competition in the semiconductor industry, the U.S. government is seeking to target the most critical and core technological segments to reshape the advanced process supply chain. According to the latest official disclosures, the Trump administration has decided to invest up to $150 million in the laser

After the wave of sell-offs at the beginning of this week, global stock and bond markets stabilized on Tuesday. Strong demand in Japan’s government bond auction and a rebound in the cryptocurrency market together eased investor concerns about tight liquidity. On Tuesday, the auction of Japan’s 10-year government

The global market is currently intertwined in a short-term oscillation and recovery, combined with diverging policies from major central banks. On one hand, expectations of Fed rate cuts persist and the probability of Bank of Japan rate hikes has surged; on the other hand, despite Monday’s plunge in cryptocurrencies

While the market generally expects the Federal Reserve to continue cutting interest rates, the Bank of Japan from across the Pacific unexpectedly released signals of possible rate hikes, breaking the market's calm and pushing key U.S. Treasury yields back above 4%, forcing investors to reassess the risks