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Is U.S. inflation pressure just beginning? "Oil price shock" is only immediate, and China's PPI has already turned positive.

Is U.S. inflation pressure just beginning? "Oil price shock" is only immediate, and China's PPI has already turned positive.

U.S. March CPI data surged unexpectedly, but this may be just the beginning of inflationary pressure. Beyond the energy shock, a deeper re-inflation signal is quietly taking shape in China—historical data shows that China's imported price pressures have a significant leading effect on U.S. CPI.

Dialogue with Zhiyuan Kutuo's COO: There is basically no competition in making quadruped robots right now

Dialogue with Zhiyuan Kutuo's COO: There is basically no competition in making quadruped robots right now

April 10th, Zhiyuan Kuto held its first media briefing in Shanghai, where COO Qiu Heng comprehensively explained the strategic positioning and business ambitions of Zhiyuan Robotics, a brand new independent subsidiary. Zhiyuan Kuto was registered on April 9th, having been spun off from the Lingxi product line of Zhiyuan Group.

"After the 'ceasefire,' the stock market surged, but Wall Street's expectations have changed."

"After the 'ceasefire,' the stock market surged, but Wall Street's expectations have changed."

The news of a ceasefire in the Middle East briefly boosted risk assets, but Wall Street strategists warn that the war has inflicted wounds on inflation, energy supply, and the Federal Reserve’s policy space that are difficult to heal quickly. This week, benchmark U.S. stock indexes rose across

After "The Big Short" went short, Trump personally endorsed Palantir.

After "The Big Short" went short, Trump personally endorsed Palantir.

``` Palantir is at the center of a storm of fierce long-short battles. Renowned short seller Michael Burry has made a high-profile bet on the stock's decline, causing market upheaval; Trump then personally posted his support, heating up the debate on Palantir’s valuation and competitive prospects. This week,

Private credit crisis spreads; U.S. regulators require major financial institutions such as banks and insurance companies to provide "exposure assessments."

Private credit crisis spreads; U.S. regulators require major financial institutions such as banks and insurance companies to provide "exposure assessments."

``` US regulators are stepping up efforts to assess the stress risks in the private credit industry and its potential spillover effects on the financial system. According to Bloomberg on April 11, citing sources, the Federal Reserve has incorporated issues related to private credit into its routine supervision of major banks,

Anthropic issues cybersecurity recommendations, commits to ongoing guideline updates as projects progress

Anthropic issues cybersecurity recommendations, commits to ongoing guideline updates as projects progress

``` Anthropic published a post on its Claude blog, offering a series of concrete recommendations for cybersecurity defense practices in the age of artificial intelligence and stating that relevant guidelines will be continuously updated as the Project Glasswing partnership progresses. On April 10, the company pointed out in the post that

The United States launches one of the largest tax rebates in history; customs will open the application channel on April 20.

The United States launches one of the largest tax rebates in history; customs will open the application channel on April 20.

``` The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said on Friday that importers seeking tariff refunds may submit applications starting April 20. In the first phase, CBP's “Consolidated Administration and Processing of Entries” (CAPE) system will handle some simpler and more recent import entry records, while more complex