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September's major risks: US, Japanese and European central bank decisions, Anthropic IPO and European and American debt – which will trigger the next round of volatility?

September's major risks: US, Japanese and European central bank decisions, Anthropic IPO and European and American debt – which will trigger the next round of volatility?

With the holiday season over, the market is entering a high-risk period. In September, the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan will hold their policy meetings in the same week, the Anthropic IPO may put stress on AI trading, the French budget dispute and the UK's fiscal

Wall Street veteran analyst David Woo: AI trading is driven by "fear of missing out," making short selling difficult now.

Wall Street veteran analyst David Woo: AI trading is driven by "fear of missing out," making short selling difficult now.

Wall Street veteran analyst David Woo warned that the valuation logic for AI has a fundamental flaw, and once the narrative breaks down, it will have a catastrophic impact on the US stock market. As Nvidia's earnings report sparked a new round of scrutiny of the AI boom,

Japan's Finance Minister will attend the G20 summit: markets are closely watching his meeting with Bessant, and the yen intervention statement remains in effect.

Japan's Finance Minister will attend the G20 summit: markets are closely watching his meeting with Bessant, and the yen intervention statement remains in effect.

Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama announced her attendance at the G20 finance ministers' meeting in Asheville, USA, next week. Market focus quickly shifted to whether she would hold another bilateral meeting with US Treasury Secretary Bessenter—their coordinated intervention in the foreign exchange market last month remains a key

A US judge ruled that the Pentagon's sanctions against Anthropic were illegal and permanently lifted the ban.

A US judge ruled that the Pentagon's sanctions against Anthropic were illegal and permanently lifted the ban.

The Trump administration's confrontation with AI giant Anthropic has taken an unexpected legal turn. On Thursday, local time, U.S. Federal Judge Rita Lin ruled that the Trump administration's designation of Anthropic as a "supply chain risk" was unconstitutional. This followed Anthropic's

OpenAI bets on Astra: Is the threshold for AGI just around the corner?

OpenAI bets on Astra: Is the threshold for AGI just around the corner?

OpenAI is positioning its latest flagship model, Astra, as a key step toward artificial general intelligence (AGI). Sam Altman, CEO of the world's most influential AI company, stated that Astra will be "the first model to truly invent something new" —a statement that represents OpenAI'

Does Salesforce shatter the doomsday theory? Bank of America pours cold water: Traditional "per-seat fee" model is still being eroded by AI, and new businesses cannot yet support high valuations.

Does Salesforce shatter the doomsday theory? Bank of America pours cold water: Traditional "per-seat fee" model is still being eroded by AI, and new businesses cannot yet support high valuations.

Salesforce's latest quarterly report has dispelled the market's extreme concerns that "AI will disrupt CRM platforms," but Bank of America believes that AI's structural erosion of the traditional "per-seat" model continues, and the size of emerging AI businesses is not

Despite a 39% increase in deliveries, Lotus Sports Cars still suffered a loss of $151 million in the first half of the year.

Despite a 39% increase in deliveries, Lotus Sports Cars still suffered a loss of $151 million in the first half of the year.

Lotus's sales finally rebounded after the hybrid model was launched. On August 27, Lotus Technologies released its 2026 interim report. In the first half of the year, it delivered 3,904 vehicles, a year-on-year increase of 39%; revenue reached $268 million, an increase of 23%; and gross margin