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Global X ETF name Investment Points Global X US Treasury 0-3 Month ETF (3440) Short-duration T-bills offer risk-adjusted returns with minimal duration risk, serving as an...

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Recently, the Hang Seng Tech Index has significantly underperformed broader global equity assets—posting a YTD total return of -21.1%, a 3-year cumulative return of 17.7%, and a 3-year CAGR of 5.6%, which trails both the Hang Seng Index and the Nasdaq 100 Index (at 21.8% YTD, 112.8% 3-year cumulative, and 28.6% 3-year CAGR)—drawing widespread market attention. Although it bea...


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Electric vehicles, AI, solar power, and power grid updates—behind almost every word used to describe the next big thing, there is copper. Naturally, the future demand for copper looks strong. According to the latest report from S&P Global, global copper demand is expected to grow by about 2.7% each year until 2040.

Honestly, looking at this growth rate by itself, i...


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On September 16, 2026, the Federal Reserve executed a definitive strategic pivot, raising its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to a target range of 3.75% to 4.00%—its first rate increase since July 2023. The Federal Reserve’s recent pivot—driven by sticky inflation and extraordinarily resilient consumer spending— has shattered early expectations of near-term monetar...


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If we were to summarize signals from the US bond market into a single point, it is the “potential weakness of the US dollar”.

The US 10-year government yield has recently spiked to 5%. This surge is not merely a reflection of inflationary pressures. It is a direct warning from the market that the federal debt load has grown unsustainable.


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