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``` Author | Chai Xuchen Editor | Zhou Zhiyu Unexpectedly, Yu Chengdong was absent from Huawei’s first major product show of the year, but the automobile “legion” was ready to go full throttle. On March 23, He Gang, CEO of Huawei Consumer BG, took the stage in place of Yu Chengdong, who

``` Tencent announced a significant increase in AI investment, triggering market concerns over short-term profitability. However, Bank of America Merrill Lynch believes this is a necessary path for Tencent’s AI revaluation, and patience will be rewarded. Recently, at its latest earnings call, Tencent announced plans to at least double its

``` Australia is deeply mired in a fuel supply crisis. As the US-Iran war enters its fourth week and maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is obstructed, this country, which is highly dependent on imported refined oil, is facing an unprecedented energy shock. Hundreds of gas stations have successively run

``` Author | Huang Yu Driven by the rising prices of storage chips, the mid- and low-end mobile phone market is about to undergo a major reshuffle. On March 23rd, at Huawei’s Spring All-Scenario New Product Launch, the Huawei Enjoy 90 series, such "budget phones," unprecedentedly became the main

``` Japan’s inflation continues to cool, making the Bank of Japan’s rate hike path increasingly complicated. Data released Tuesday by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications showed the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 1.3% year-on-year in February, the lowest since March 2022, marking the fourth consecutive month

``` About 15 minutes before Trump posted about Iran negotiations, a massive transaction with a nominal value of $580 million appeared in the crude oil market, triggering strong suspicion of insider trading in the market. According to the Financial Times, between 6:49 and 6:50 am New York time on

U.S. President Trump once again triggered global market turbulence with a social media post. Despite his claim about a ceasefire in the Middle East being immediately denied by the parties concerned, Wall Street still chose to "buy". This shows that in the eyes of the market, the