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``` Asian stock markets stabilized and rebounded on Tuesday, ending three consecutive days of declines. Easing tensions in the Middle East and a waning wave of sell-offs in the artificial intelligence sector jointly boosted market sentiment. The MSCI Asia-Pacific Index climbed 0.7%, marking its first rise in three days. Among

``` A new threat is about to emerge in the market—this time coming from the possibility of the Federal Reserve returning to rate hikes. On June 8 local time, Nohshad Shah, Head of EMEA Fixed Income Sales at Citadel Securities, wrote in a client report that the next major risk

Alibaba's "shovel-making" plan is accelerating with renewed focus. In March of this year, Alibaba established the ATH business group, further consolidating its AIToC business; three months later, on June 8th, Alibaba took another step, announcing the merger of the Tongyi Large Model Division and Future Life

``` Expectations for interest rate hikes continue to rise, putting short-term pressure on gold's outlook. Citigroup has lowered its three-month gold target price from $4,300 per ounce to $4,000 per ounce, citing the stalemate in the Strait of Hormuz and high energy prices boosting market expectations for

``` After announcing plans to advance its IPO, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Chief Research Officer Jakub Pachocki jointly published an article on Monday, systematically outlining the company’s future strategic direction. They positioned “building AGI for everyone” as the core mission and declared that OpenAI has officially entered its third

Just months after laying off 8,000 white-collar workers, Meta is transforming tens of billions of dollars in AI infrastructure investments into a blue-collar workforce training campaign. According to the Wall Street Journal on Monday, Meta announced the launch of the "Workforce Academy," a five-week free training program

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s recent trip to Asia has quietly turned into a mobile stock promotion show. In Seoul, Huang publicly called out to investors, saying "you should be very happy" and that the market pullback was a "discount buying" opportunity, which immediately led to