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``` Major Earthquake in Japanese Politics! According to CCTV International News citing a report from Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK) today, before the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) decides on the 8th whether to hold an emergency leadership election, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has decided to resign, citing “the desire to avoid

``` Overview of Major Financial Events for the Week of September 8 - September 14, all times in Beijing Time: Key focus next week: China's CPI, import/export and social financing data, U.S. August CPI and PPI data, European Central Bank rate decision, iPhone 17 new product launch.

``` OPEC+ has "in principle agreed" to increase production again in October. This marks a complete shift in the organization’s strategy from defending prices to pursuing market share. According to member state representatives, the alliance led by Saudi Arabia and Russia will approve an increase of approximately 137,

``` Entering the traditional “eventful autumn”, the market sentiment among global institutional investors is showing a clear split. According to Trading Desk News, on September 6, the latest survey report from Goldman Sachs’ markets division shows that the bulls continue to chase the rally of artificial intelligence (AI)-driven technology stocks,

``` From political pressure to the latest warnings from Wall Street giants, the script of the "Nixon era" seems to be repeating itself. Recently, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent made a rare public "warning" to the Federal Reserve, urging it to return to its statutory missions such

``` “See the world from the trading desk, Fu Peng comments on finance.” "Fu Peng Says · Season Six" Fully Upgraded!Subscribe Now This year marks the 10th anniversary of Wallstreetcn’s “Fu Peng Says” annual column! Fu Peng Says Season 6 has officially launched! Season Six will see a

``` Since September, from Europe to Japan, a rare wave of sell-offs has appeared in the medium- and long-term bond markets of Western countries. Amid this wave of sell-offs, core Western countries such as the UK, US, France, and Japan have all seen their long-term government bonds plunge and yields soar—