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``` The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has lowered its global economic growth forecast for 2026 to 3.1%, warning that if conflict in the Middle East continues and energy infrastructure suffers severe damage, global economic growth could fall below 2%, approaching the recession threshold defined by the IMF. On Tuesday, the

``` The US-Iran conflict continues to escalate. Goldman Sachs believes that this round of energy price shock will not repeat the nightmare of soaring inflation in 2022 and maintains its forecast of two rate cuts within the year. Negotiations between the US and Iran failed to reach a peace agreement in

``` Qunhe Technology's IPO on the Hong Kong stock exchange closed with an oversubscription exceeding a thousand times, making it one of the most high-profile new stocks in the recent Hong Kong AI sector, and it will officially be listed on April 17. According to data from the share

``` US March PPI year-on-year 4%, previous value 3.4%, month-on-month 0.5%, expected 1.2%, previous value 0.7%. US March core PPI month-on-month 0.1%, expected 0.5%, previous value 0.5%. US March core PPI year-on-year 3.8%, previous value 3.9%. Updating...... Risk warning and disclaimerThe market

``` The race for AI infrastructure has entered a new stage where "physical constraints outweigh algorithmic innovation." Victory no longer depends on who has the superior model architecture or more complete software stack, but on who can secure the most scarce "resource locks" in the global supply

``` According to reports, Iran is considering suspending shipping in the Strait of Hormuz to avoid hindering negotiations. Updating... Risk Warning and DisclaimerThe market carries risks; investment should be approached with caution. This article does not constitute personal investment advice and has not taken into account the specific investment objectives, financial

``` Global fund manager sentiment deteriorated sharply in April, but has not yet triggered a systemic sell signal. According to Chase Wind Trading Desk, Bank of America’s April Global Fund Manager Survey (FMS) shows investor sentiment has dropped to its lowest level since June 2025, with the decline in growth