Georgina Lu

TradingKey - UK inflation remained steady at 3% in February, hovering at its lowest level in 11 months before the outbreak of conflict in the Middle East heightened concerns about energy costs.

TradingKey - SK Hynix Inc. is considering raising between 10 trillion and 15 trillion won ($7.2 billion to $10.9 billion) through a U.S. listing of American depositary receipts (ADRs), as demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips surges amid the global boom in artificial intelligence, the Korea E

TradingKey - For a while, talk of a U.S. recession had slipped quietly into the background, replaced by a more familiar mix of inflation concerns and trump tariffs. Now, it is back at the centre of the conversation.

TradingKey - The week opened to a familiar sense of unease across Wall Street. History, hard data, and the destructive aftershocks of renewed U.S.–Iran tensions have converged to point toward rising recession risks.

Tradingkey - Recent attacks by Iran on key energy infrastructure across the Gulf have damaged Ras Laffan Industrial City — one of the world’s largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) export hubs in Qatar — driving oil and gas prices sharply higher.

TradingKey - The Bank of Japan kept its benchmark short-term policy rate unchanged at 0.75% after concluding a two-day policy meeting on March 19, a decision passed by an 8–1 vote.

TradingKey - Alibaba Cloud announced on its official website that it will increase prices for certain AI computing and storage products starting April 18, citing a surge in global AI demand and rising supply chain costs.

TraingKey - The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) raised its benchmark cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.10% following its monetary policy meeting today, marking the second tightening move this year.

TradineKey - As President Trump prepares for his long‑anticipated visit to China at the end of March, diplomacy is once again taking center stage in global markets. Reuters reported on the 13th that Chinese Premier He Lifeng will meet U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent in Paris on March 15–16, a

TradingKey - The war in Iran has once again drawn the world’s attention to the Strait of Hormuz — that narrow waterway connecting the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Sea, through which about one‑fifth of global oil trade passes.

TradingKey - US Treasury yields have remained firm this week, with the 10-year note trading largely in a 4.1%–4.3% range and touching around 4.27% at the weekly high — noticeably above the roughly 4.05% level seen at the start of the month.

TradingKey - As the open‑source AI agent framework OpenClaw gains global traction, a wave of “OpenClaw‑compatible” products has begun emerging across markets. Among them is Tencent’s newly launched developer‑focused platform, SkillHub, which the company describes as built to support the growing comm

TradingKey - Fueled by the global frenzy surrounding the AI Agent framework OpenClaw—nicknamed "Lobster Farming" in Chinese markets—capital has poured into Hong Kong–listed large model leader MiniMax over the past week.

TradingKey - Oil prices surged early on March 9 Beijing time (late March 8 GMT), swinging sharply at elevated levels. Brent crude fluctuated between $106 and $117 a barrel, extending the previous day’s rally with heavy trading volume and reaching its highest range since 2022.

Tradingkey - In capital markets, some rallies are driven by momentum, while others are built on the quiet return of conviction. Circle’s surge this week clearly belongs to the latter. Over five trading days, the company’s shares jumped about 30%, and since reporting earnings, cumulative gains have r

Tradingkey - Geopolitical uncertainty—particularly the escalating standoff with Iran—has kept investors uneasy. Early in the week, that tension stirred a flight to safety, pushing demand for U.S. Treasuries higher and yields briefly lower. But as markets digested developments and risk appetite began

Tradingkey - When the Financial Times reported Thursday that Nvidia Corp. (NVDA) had halted production of its H200 chips for China, it signaled more than a product delay—it marked a turning chapter in the company’s long, uneasy relationship with one of its biggest potential markets.

TradingKey - South Korean equities staged a powerful rebound on Thursday. The benchmark KOSPI Index jumped 9.63% to close at 5,584.23, marking one of its biggest one‑day gains since the global financial crisis.

Tradingkey - On Tuesday, U.S. equities extended their slide as rising oil prices and the specter of war in Iran rippled through global markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average at one point plunged more than 1,000 points.

TradingKey - Seoul’s equity market suffered its sharpest shock on Wednesday morning, with panic spreading quickly after the opening bell. The benchmark KOSPI Index tumbled more than 5% within minutes of the open, breaching the key 5,500-point psychological threshold.