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``` After major state-owned banks “took in” branches, the reform of Jilin Rural Credit Institutions has once again made new progress. On November 24, Jiutai Rural Commercial Bank announced its official delisting after the market closed, bidding farewell to its nearly nine-year stint in the Hong Kong stock market and becoming

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi delivered a speech in parliament on Wednesday, stating that the government is ready and will strictly monitor the nature of exchange rate fluctuations, distinguishing whether they are driven by economic fundamentals or speculative behavior, and is prepared to take "necessary" action at any

AI chip market’s “Iron Throne” appears to be showing signs of wavering, as rumors that a key customer might “defect” have prompted a renewed scrutiny of Nvidia’s future. On November 25, news broke that Nvidia’s major client Meta is considering large-scale adoption of Google’s self-developed AI

As concerns over the overvaluation of artificial intelligence by investors intensify and new variables emerge in industry competition, SoftBank Group’s stock price has become a key barometer of market confidence in the unlisted company OpenAI. This close linkage is causing the Japanese investment giant to pay the price for

``` Due to lower-than-expected US consumer data and the potential appointment of a "dovish" Federal Reserve Chair, market expectations for interest rate cuts have risen, driving global stock markets higher and weakening the US dollar. Meanwhile, renewed uncertainty over the Russia-Ukraine ceasefire agreement has triggered safe-haven demand, supporting a

``` Author | Huang Yu Editor | Wang Xiaojuan Nearly two months after Apple and various domestic mobile phone brands launched their annual flagship phones, Huawei finally arrived, pushing the 2025 year-end phone battle to a climax. On November 25, Huawei finally unveiled its annual flagship Mate 80 series. Against a backdrop of

``` The China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association has made a clear statement opposing the phenomenon of zero treatment charges or negative treatment charges in the copper smelting industry, and has called on the global copper industry to address this "unsustainable structural contradiction." This is the first time Chinese authorities