Huanyao Fang
💼TradingKey Financial Editor
📊Stocks | Macro Events | Commodities
Summary
Fang Huanyao is a financial editor at TradingKey with an academic background in economics and a certified Junior Economist. He previously worked at securities firms and leading financial media outlets. His expertise includes equity market news analysis, technical analysis of commodities.
Areas of Expertise
Macroeconomic Research: Focusing on Federal Reserve and European Central Bank policies, analysing officials' speeches and economic data.
Market Analysis: Regularly writing articles on the U.S. stock market, skilled in combining macro perspectives with hot topics for analysis.
Experience
TradingKey｜Financial Editor 2025 - Present · Shenzhen Responsible for writing and publishing real-time news and in-depth analysis articles in the fields of macroeconomics, stock markets, cryptocurrencies, and commodities.
FastBull｜Financial Editor 2024 – 2025 · Shenzhen Responsible for writing and publishing real-time news and in-depth analysis articles in the fields of macroeconomics, stock markets, cryptocurrencies, and commodities.
Total 499 articles
Federal Court Rules: Trump Administration Cannot Halt “Revolution Wind” Offshore Project
TradingKey - A U.S. federal court ruled on Monday that the Trump administration has no authority to halt Danish energy giant Orsted’s offshore wind project, Revolution Wind, off the coast of Rhode Island. The company is now allowed to immediately resume construction.
Tue, Sep 23
From Blaming Wi-Fi to Admitting System Flaws: Meta’s Smart Glasses “Glitch” Reveals AI Engineering Challenges
TradingKey - At last week’s Meta Connect conference, Meta unveiled three new smart glasses: the upgraded Ray-Ban Meta, the Ray-Ban Display with a wristband controller, and the Oakley sports model Vanguard.
Mon, Sep 22
U.S.-South Korea $350 Billion Investment Deal Faces Impasse — Core Dispute Centers on Liquidity Risk
TradingKey - In July, the U.S. and South Korea reached a verbal agreement on a major trade deal: South Korea would commit $350 billion in investments into the United States in exchange for reduced U.S. tariffs on Korean goods.
Mon, Sep 22
Thawing Tensions! Musk and Trump “Make Peace” — Could White House Collaboration Resume?
TradingKey - After months of public rift, U.S. President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk were seen together for the first time since late May at a memorial service in Arizona on September 21, hosted by conservative activist Charlie Kirk. This marks their first confirmed joint public appearance
Mon, Sep 22
Chrome Is Changing! Your Browser Is Quietly Becoming an AI Assistant
TradingKey - Tech giant Google is deeply integrating its in-house large language model, Gemini, into Chrome — the world’s most widely used web browser — and rolling out the feature to users across Mac, Windows, and mobile devices in the U.S. with English support. The update will also bring Gemini na
Fri, Sep 19
What Is the Fed’s Third Mandate?
TradingKey - In the public eye, the Federal Reserve’s policy objectives have long centered on two core tasks — “price stability” and “maximum employment” — commonly known as its “dual mandate.”
Thu, Sep 18
Lyft Integrates Waymo’s Robotaxi Fleet — Autonomous Driving Competition Heats Up
TradingKey - Ride-hailing platform Lyft (LYFT.US) announced a partnership with Waymo, the autonomous driving unit of Google’s parent company Alphabet, to launch a robotaxi service in Nashville, Tennessee, by 2026. The move directly challenges rival Uber’s leadership in the self-driving space.
Thu, Sep 18
Weak Jobs Force Rate Cut? Fed Cuts 25bps as Powell Signals Start of Easing Cycle
TradingKey - On September 17 (local time), the Federal Reserve announced a 25-basis-point cut to the federal funds rate, lowering its target range to 4.00%–4.25% — the first rate reduction since December 2024.
Thu, Sep 18
UK CPI Holds Steady in August — Central Bank Warns of 4% Peak in September! Why Is Inflation So Sticky?
TradingKey - Data released on Wednesday showed that the UK’s Consumer Prices Index (CPI) rose 3.8% year-on-year in August, unchanged from July and remaining at an 18-month high.
Wed, Sep 17
Alibaba’s Market Cap Returns to HK$3 Trillion — Will Jack Ma Lead Alibaba to Greatness Again?
TradingKey - As of September 17 (local time), Alibaba (09988.HK) surged in Hong Kong trading, rising as much as 5.54% to HK$162, with turnover exceeding HK$20 billion.
Wed, Sep 17
“UK Version of Stargate” Launched! NVIDIA, Microsoft, and OpenAI Boost UK AI Infrastructure
TradingKey - During U.S. President Donald Trump’s state visit to the United Kingdom, the U.S. and UK governments announced a landmark "Tech Prosperity Agreement" on September 16, paving the way for major American tech companies to make large-scale investments in artificial intelligence and digital i
Wed, Sep 17
U.S. and China Reach Breakthrough on TikTok — Seen as Prelude to Possible Trump Visit to Beijing
TradingKey – After two days of negotiations in Madrid, U.S. and Chinese representatives struck a framework agreement on TikTok, marking a rare breakthrough in the long-running dispute. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the deal will be finalized following a scheduled call between President
Tue, Sep 16
First Since 1989! White House Advisor to Serve as Fed Governor — Is the Fed’s Independence Still Intact?
TradingKey - On Monday evening, the U.S. Senate confirmed President Trump’s senior economic advisor, Stephen Miran, as a Federal Reserve Governor, by a narrow vote of 48 to 47. The timing — just hours before the start of the Fed’s two-day rate-setting meeting — has been widely seen as a direct move
Tue, Sep 16
OpenAI’s “Third Way”: Balancing Capital and Mission Through a Public-Benefit Corporate Model
TradingKey - On Thursday (U.S. Eastern Time), OpenAI announced it has reached a non-binding memorandum of understanding with its largest investor, Microsoft, to revise their partnership — marking a critical step toward transforming the company into a traditional for-profit entity.
Fri, Sep 12
Adobe Beats Earnings Across the Board — Why Did Shares Only Rise 2%?
TradingKey - On September 11 (U.S. Eastern Time), software giant Adobe（ADBE.US） released its fiscal third-quarter 2024 results, delivering strong beats on all key metrics. The stock initially surged 8% in after-hours trading, but quickly pared gains to close up just 2.77%, reflecting cautious market
Fri, Sep 12
Six Seats + Extended Wheelbase: Tesla Taps China-First Design to Unlock New Growth Curve
TradingKey - Tesla’s extended-wheelbase, six-seat SUV — the Model Y L, launched in China, has seen surging demand since its release. Orders for October have already sold out, and new buyers are now expected to receive their vehicles no earlier than November 2025.
Fri, Sep 12
43% Surge Propels Market Cap Past $1 Trillion! Oracle Lifts Ellison to Top, Eyes Top 10 in S&P 500
TradingKey - On Wednesday (U.S. Eastern Time), Oracle (ORCL.US) surged as much as 43% following the announcement of multiple major contracts, closing up nearly 36% at $326.33, a new all-time high.
Thu, Sep 11
Nejatian Joins, Opendoor Gains "Tech DNA" and Soars 40%
TradingKey - On Wednesday (U.S. Eastern Time), U.S.-based online real estate platform Opendoor Technologies (OPEN.US) announced the appointment of Kaz Nejatian, former Chief Operating Officer of Shopify, as its new Chief Executive Officer and Board Member. Following the news, Opendoor’s stock surged
Thu, Sep 11
Annual Nonfarm Payrolls Revised Down by 911,000 — White House Pushes for Rate Cuts, Was the U.S. Already in Recession?
TradingKey - On Tuesday (local time), the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released its annual benchmark revision to employment data, revealing that the U.S. added 911,000 fewer jobs over the 12 months through March 2025 than previously reported — the largest downward revision in history.
Wed, Sep 10
Shares Surge 27% After Hours — Oracle Lands Major OpenAI Deal, Re-Enters Top Tier of AI Cloud
TradingKey - On Tuesday (U.S. Eastern Time), Oracle (ORCL) saw its stock soar over 27% in after-hours trading after announcing a major cloud computing contract with OpenAI, sending its Remaining Performance Obligations (RPO) — revenue from signed contracts not yet delivered — to $455 billion.
Wed, Sep 10
