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``` The stronger the market rises, the harder it is to find reasons for a decline—but the risks haven’t disappeared, they’ve just gone deeper underground. On May 14th, Bloomberg market analyst Jon-Patrick Barnert pointed out that while the current U.S. stock rally has clearly extended, the cost

``` The United States is acting as the “lender of last resort” for the global oil market with unprecedented export levels. Last week, the U.S. released more than 1.23 million barrels per day of crude oil from the SPR in a single week, setting a record high. Over the

Alibaba and Tencent’s heavy bets on AI are being recognized by the market. On May 13, Alibaba and Tencent both released their latest quarterly financial reports. Both companies’ revenues were slightly below market expectations, but their U.S. stock prices soared overnight: Alibaba's U.S. shares rose

``` JPMorgan believes that the current bull-bear struggle in the US stock market is intensifying, but fundamentals have not yet deteriorated significantly. Matt Reiner from JPMorgan's equity trading desk points out that their client sentiment shifted from cautious to overwhelmingly bearish in a very short period, but the actual

``` Against the backdrop of Ukraine’s continued strikes on Russia’s energy infrastructure, Russia’s crude oil output has further declined, intensifying supply pressures in the global oil market. On Wednesday, May 13, according to OPEC's monthly report, Russia’s average daily crude oil output in April fell

``` Samsung labor negotiations broke down, unexpectedly becoming the catalyst for Micron Technology’s market value to break historical thresholds. On May 13 local time, negotiations between the Samsung Electronics union and management ended in failure, with more than 50,000 workers threatening to launch a full-scale strike for 18 days

``` AI chip manufacturer Cerebras Systems is surging onto the US stock market with far greater enthusiasm than expected, with its IPO pricing range repeatedly exceeded, reflecting Wall Street’s strong bet on the AI semiconductor sector. On May 13, Bloomberg cited sources saying Cerebras is expected to price its shares