Recently, the Federal Reserve's monetary policy operations have been like a "typhoon", causing waves in the global financial market. His hawkish statement not only sent the U.S. market on a roller coaster ride, but also triggered violent fluctuations in global funds, and 35 trillion funds may be quickly withdrawn. Is this series of actions aimed at controlling inflation, or is it concealing the U.S. debt crisis? This article will delve into this issue and analyze its impact on the global economy.

Next week, the much-anticipated non-agricultural employment index for November will be released. This indicator will play a decisive role in the Fed's interest rate decision in December. Being able to gain insight into the dynamics of non-agricultural data in advance is crucial for us to predict the direction of investment trends. Therefore, we must take a closer look at the economic data released this month. Only in this way can we reveal the potential trend of non-agricultural data and carefully consider our investment decisions.

U.S. stocks are approaching all-time highs. The market trend in early November this week will be affected by PCE inflation data, the October non-farm payrolls report and the financial reports of Alphabet, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Meta.

As the U.S. election on November 5 approaches, there are only two weeks left. The election situation is unprecedentedly fierce and uncertain. At such a historic moment, how should we seize the opportunity and make smart investment arrangements?

The US non-farm payrolls have been revised significantly, and the Federal Reserve is about to cut interest rates. How will the economy develop in the future? What investment opportunities will it bring us?

The 2024 Paris Olympics has re-injected vitality into the French economy, especially in terms of ticket sales, TV broadcast rights income, tourism growth and consumer spending. However, the aviation industry encountered headwinds during this event and experienced an unexpected decline. This phenomenon raises a series of questions. What is the reason behind this trend in the aviation industry? How will it affect the overall development of the French economy?