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``` The contradictory signals in the US-Iran situation are plunging global markets into sustained turbulence, leaving investors torn between diplomatic hopes and the risks of escalating conflict. This week, Trump claimed the US and Iran were "negotiating" and hinted at a peace agreement, causing oil prices to drop and

Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein has issued a warning that a buildup of unrealized assets in the private equity market is brewing systemic risk, and once a trigger appears, it could lead to large-scale asset write-downs. Recently, in an interview with Bloomberg TV, Blankfein said, the accumulation of unsold

The situation in the Strait of Hormuz has suddenly become tense, with oil prices fluctuating and shipping costs soaring, causing global markets to quickly enter "shock mode." As a key corridor responsible for about 20% of oil transportation, any disturbance here will be magnified. Satellite imagery of the

As the Iran war triggers violent fluctuations in the oil market, Wall Street is racing to crack a new rule: whenever US crude oil prices approach $95 to $100 per barrel, the Trump administration switches to "cooling mode," while when prices fall, tough rhetoric quickly makes a comeback.

``` Hong Kong's "AI pharmaceutical star company" XtalPi Holdings has delivered its first turnaround report card since listing. In 2025, XtalPi Holdings achieved operating revenue of 802 million yuan, a year-on-year surge of 201.2%; meanwhile, it recorded a net profit of 124 million yuan, successfully reversing

``` The Middle East conflict has triggered a surge in oil prices, and emerging markets in Asia are experiencing a historic level of foreign capital outflow. International investors continue to sell off Asian stocks that are highly dependent on energy imports, and the scale of outflow is on track to reach

``` The battle to defend the yen is giving rise to an unprecedented policy concept. According to a Reuters report on Thursday, the Japanese government is evaluating an unconventional plan—using foreign exchange reserves to directly intervene in the crude oil futures market by establishing short positions to lower oil prices,