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Oxford University faces scrutiny over issues of sexual harassment and bullying. The president has initiated policy reforms to evaluate anti-harassment mechanisms. Legal experts are developing improvement plans to optimize complaint handling and victim protection. The goal is to establish a multi-layered protection system, enhance women's rights, and become a model for educational institutions.

China Aluminum is undertaking an unprecedented internal migration, shifting production capacity from the northern coal-powered regions to the water-rich areas of Yunnan and Sichuan. This is not only to reduce costs and address environmental pressures but also to enhance international market competitiveness and strategic security. Supported by hydropower, Southwest China has become a new growth pole, forming a complete industrial chain, reshaping the global competitive landscape, and promoting green transformation. In the context of the new era, this shift is redefining high-quality manufacturing standards.

In Elliott Wave Theory, the ABC wave is the fundamental basis for understanding market correction structures. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced trader, mastering the various patterns of ABC waves is an essential part of technical analysis. This article compiles the most comprehensive wave pattern guide, allowing for quick reference when encountering complex market movements.
Understanding the Basic Logic of ABC Waves
Elliott Wave Theory divides market movements into two main categories: impulse waves and corrective waves. Impulse waves drive the market along the primary trend, usually consisting of five sub-waves (labeled 1-2-3-4-5). In contrast, corrective waves move against the trend, partially retracing the previous move and adjusting market sentiment.
Corrective waves are typically composed of three ABC waves. This is the cornerstone for understanding all correction patterns. Although each ABC wave has the same structure (all are ABC three-wave patterns), differences in the internal sub-waves can lead to completely different market formations. This variation both increases

Federal Reserve Board member Waller pointed out that there is high uncertainty about whether to cut interest rates in March, and the decision depends on the upcoming February employment data. He emphasized that the performance of the labor market will directly influence the direction of Federal Reserve policy, reflecting the current economic uncertainty.

RWA (Real World Assets) is becoming a new trend in the crypto market, covering various assets such as cash, real estate, and more, with an estimated potential to unlock a trillion-dollar market. Its applications in DeFi include stablecoins, synthetic assets, and lending protocols. Projects like MakerDAO and Centrifuge have demonstrated the feasibility of RWA, although trust costs remain a major challenge. The future development of RWA holds significant potential.

The role of the US dollar in the international monetary system is crucial, and its appreciation or depreciation will directly impact global capital flows and commodity prices. As we approach 2026, the outlook for the dollar's appreciation becomes more complex—facing pressure from central bank rate cuts while potentially gaining support from geopolitical risks. To understand this contradictory phenomenon, we need to start by analyzing the fundamental mechanisms behind the dollar exchange rate.
Factors Influencing the Strength of the US Dollar: The Triangle Relationship Between the Index, Exchange Rate, and Central Bank Policies
The core meaning of the dollar exchange rate lies in the exchange value of a certain foreign currency relative to the US dollar. Taking the EUR/USD currency pair as an example, it represents how many US dollars one euro can buy. When EUR/USD rises from 1.04 to 1.09, it indicates that more dollars are needed to exchange for one euro, meaning the euro is appreciating relative to the dollar, which is depreciating; conversely, a decline would indicate dollar appreciation and euro depreciation.
The US Dollar Index (DXY) is a comprehensive tool for assessing the overall strength of the dollar, composed of 6

Many people think that exchanging Japanese Yen simply involves going to the bank, but in reality, the handling fees and exchange rate differences can cost you several thousand dollars more. By February 2026, the TWD to JPY exchange rate is about 4.82, and the popularity of traveling to Japan and investing in Japanese Yen is on the rise again. But before exchanging currency, you must clarify—do you need to pay a handling fee when exchanging Yen? The answer is: it depends on the method. We will explain the latest four currency exchange methods and their handling fees so you can find the truly cost-effective option.
Revealing All Bank Handling Fees: Why is Over-the-Counter Exchange the Most Expensive?
Over-the-counter exchange is the most traditional and straightforward method, but it also has the highest handling fees and the worst exchange rate margins. Carrying Taiwanese dollars in cash to a bank branch or airport counter to exchange for Japanese Yen cash, the bank will use the "cash selling rate," which is about 1-2% worse than the spot rate. Additionally, some banks also charge a fixed handling fee.
Taking Taiwan Bank as an example, as of February 2026, the cash selling rate

Understanding the internal and external markets is an important tool for judging stock market trends. The internal market refers to the volume where sellers are eager to execute transactions, while the external market is the volume driven by buyers actively pushing prices higher. By analyzing the internal and external volume ratio, traders can identify market sentiment and short-term trends. Additionally, caution should be exercised in distinguishing genuine signals from false ones, such as "false bullish" and "false bearish" traps, and it is important to combine support and resistance zones to seize entry opportunities.

According to Swift data, the ranking of international currencies is changing, with the RMB trading share reaching a new high of 4.7%, surpassing the Japanese Yen to become the fourth largest currency, while the Euro continues to decline to below 22%. Despite the rapid growth of the RMB, the US dollar remains firmly in first place, accounting for approximately 47% of the global payment market. China's efforts to promote the internationalization of the RMB have significantly strengthened its role in global trade and are influenced by geopolitical factors. This shift is reshaping the global financial landscape.

The UK stock market plays an important role in the global financial system, with the development history of the London Stock Exchange and the characteristics of the FTSE 100 index being its core. With the support of a stable financial system and institutional investors, the market has strong risk resistance. As central banks adjust monetary policies, advanced industries such as energy and healthcare will drive future markets. Investors should develop rational strategies and choose professional platforms to seize opportunities.

Have you ever experienced losses in the stock market but seen news reports of people making huge profits during a market crash? This is not a myth but a trading strategy called "short selling" or "shorting stocks." Unlike traditional buying with the expectation that prices will rise, short selling involves taking a reverse position during a market decline, allowing investors to profit even in a bear market. This guide will help you understand how short selling works, the participation requirements, target selection, and practical operation tips.
Core Principle of Short Selling: How Reverse Profits Work
Short selling, also known as shorting, going short, or shorting stocks, has a straightforward core logic: predicting that a stock will decline in the future, so you sell it at a higher price first, then buy it back at a lower price after the decline, earning the difference. This is completely opposite to the traditional "buy first, sell later" approach and is considered a "sell first, buy later" reverse operation.
Investors engaging in short selling face a practical problem: you do not own the stock, yet

When a listed company announces a dividend ex-date plan, the stock price decline is caused by multiple factors such as technical adjustment mechanisms, market expectations, and sentiment. Investors should evaluate the stock's performance, historical trends, and the company's fundamentals to make informed investment decisions. Hidden costs such as taxes and transaction fees should also be considered. Understanding that stock price movements before the ex-dividend date are key to long-term stable returns.