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As companies rush to embrace the artificial intelligence wave, risks are quietly accumulating. Yet, the insurance industry—which ought to play the role of a risk "stabilizer"—is showing caution and withdrawal in response. According to the Financial Times on November 24, faced with potential billions of dollars

An AI-driven capital expenditure boom is taking shape, but there are also significant risks lurking behind it. Recently, Morgan Stanley painted an overall positive picture in its 2026 outlook report, believing that the AI-driven capital spending boom will be the main driver of the market. However, the bank also issued

``` According to insiders cited by CCTV News and according to documents, the UK, France, and Germany have jointly drafted and submitted a revised "peace plan" aimed at countering the previous US proposal, with a central focus on providing substantial security guarantees for Ukraine. The proposal explicitly rejects the

``` On Sunday, senior officials from the United States and Ukraine said substantial progress had been made in bridging differences. However, while positive signals were being sent at the diplomatic level, U.S. President Trump harshly criticized Europe and Ukraine on social media, casting a complex tone over the prospects for

Even Nvidia, the core of the artificial intelligence (AI) wave, failed to ease market anxiety with its impressive performance. Last week, after reporting strong earnings, Nvidia’s share price surged more than 5% last Thursday, but then quickly reversed course, closing down 3.2%. This roller-coaster trend swiftly transmitted across

The large-scale sell-off in the cryptocurrency market is eroding the Trump family's wealth. Since early September, the First Family's wealth has shrunk from $7.7 billion to about $6.7 billion, with the decline mainly linked to their ever-expanding cryptocurrency investment portfolio. According to media reports

Recently, there has been a significant divergence in the market's outlook regarding the Federal Reserve's rate path for December. Previously, due to mild inflation and weak labor data, the market widely believed another rate cut in December was almost certain; however, a series of recent hawkish