Latest

``` A trading interruption at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) has brought data center cooling issues into the public spotlight. On November 27, the trading platform of CME Group, the world’s largest futures exchange operator, suffered hours-long outages that affected trillions of dollars’ worth of contracts across stocks, forex, bonds,

Late Thursday night, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) experienced a global trading outage due to a cooling system failure at its data center, causing key markets—including stocks, foreign exchange, U.S. Treasuries, energy, and agricultural products—to come to a standstill, and sharply diminishing global market liquidity. The root

The global copper market is experiencing the tightest period in supply chain history. On November 28, according to media reports, at an industry conference held in Shanghai this week, miners and smelters held intense negotiations over processing fees. Miners pressured smelters to accept a record low level for the benchmark

Germany’s harmonized inflation rate unexpectedly rose to 2.6% in November, reaching a nine-month high. Although ECB policymakers have recently expressed satisfaction with the inflation outlook, the latest data indicate that price stability risks have not disappeared. On November 28, data released by the German Federal Statistical Office showed

Bitcoin plunged from a peak of around $125,000 in early October to about $80,000 in the current crash, a drop of nearly 35%. Over the past month, the total market capitalization of the crypto market evaporated by an astonishing $1 trillion, a decline of 24%. On November 28th,

``` India's economy shows unexpected resilience under the shadow of high US tariffs. On November 28, the latest data released by India's statistics department showed that India's annualized economic growth rate in the third quarter reached 8.2%, exceeding market expectations and setting the fastest

``` American consumers are showing a contradictory trend this Black Friday shopping season: the number of shoppers is expected to reach a record high, but average spending has declined, reflecting concerns about tariff policies and rising living costs. According to the National Retail Federation, this Thanksgiving shopping season is expected to