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The 8-year-accompanied calendar is launching a "Stock God" commemorative edition this year! 12 practical cases that have weathered bull and bear markets + 365 investment maxims, turning the page every day helps accumulate knowledge; Early bird price of 99 yuan gets you not only a calendar worth 139 yuan,

The Federal Reserve has not yet decided on the pace of its next rate cut, but the market has already sounded a liquidity alarm. Just this Wednesday morning, the Fed’s Standing Repo Facility (SRF) was suddenly used on a large scale, with single-day operations reaching $675 million, the highest

``` On Wednesday, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that he will submit a list of candidates for the next Federal Reserve Chair to President Trump in December this year. "We expect to submit three to four candidates to the president for interviews after Thanksgiving, during December." Bessent

A U.S. federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration from firing federal employees during the government shutdown, ruling that such actions violate existing law. Previously, the White House planned layoffs affecting more than 10,000 staff, targeting specific agencies. On Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Susan Yvonne Illston

``` According to the Federal Reserve's Beige Book, a survey released Wednesday on the economic situation in U.S. regions, U.S. economic activity has changed little in recent weeks. Of the twelve districts, three reported slight to moderate growth, five reported no significant change, and the remaining four

``` Federal Reserve Board member Stephen Miran recently stated that the recent trade tensions have increased the uncertainty of economic growth prospects, making it more necessary for policymakers to cut interest rates as soon as possible. At an event hosted by CNBC on Wednesday, Miran said: “Downside risks are now greater

``` British officials are emulating Trump by using the identity of a "cryptocurrency advocate" to win votes, as Britain is being swept by a cryptocurrency wave. At a conference held in London this week, Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage positioned himself as the UK's "cryptocurrency