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American private credit "burning in a chain": subprime-style packaged financial techniques, absorbing $1 trillion of "American people's pensions"Why "Temporary Exemption for Iranian Oil at Sea"? The U.S. "Forced by Circumstances": Global Crude Oil Buffer is Rapidly DecreasingMicron's EPS will exceed $100 in 2027! Barclays' "super double" forecast far exceeds the market consensus of $54Latest! Karpathy's in-depth interview of ten thousand words: I am anxious about AI addiction, all verifiable fields will ultimately belong to machinesHow H World and Atour Become the Biggest Winners in the Hotel Industry by 2025XPeng achieves its first quarterly profit, planning to invest another 7 billion in physical AI by 2026The U.S. military is deploying 3 warships and approximately 2,500 Marines to the Middle East. Does the oil market still have to wait 3 weeks?Cursor's self-developed new model surpasses Opus 4.6, featuring "price at 10% off," netizens mockingly call it "Kimi 2.5 shell," certified by MuskMicrosoft and other major cloud companies begin signing "mandatory long-term contracts for storage procurement," which will reshape the "storage cycle."The past week has been a reckoning, as global markets begin to face the reality that "the Iran war will not end soon."Gold plummets for a week! The "1983 Great Sell-off" reappears, Middle East "selling gold to raise funds"?Global bond market plummets! The probability of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates in October rises to 50%, U.S. Treasury yields hit a new high, and UK bonds break 5% for the first time since 2008Elon Musk's move ignites the market: What exactly is being purchased with the 20 billion China photovoltaic orders?After being ruled to have misled Twitter investors before the 2022 acquisition, Musk is to pay over $2 billion2020 vs 1970The war has impacted the lifeline of energy, with Iraqi oil companies' production dropping by more than 70%, and they are seeking to "exempt" foreign companies. Iran retaliates against the U.S. by calling for "easing sanctions."Japan's SoftBank Group: The data center in Ohio, USA will be a $500 billion project