For decades, savings have been a cornerstone of Chinese household financial behavior. Yet by 2025, a new record has been set, with total household deposits surpassing 160–163 trillion yuan, equivalent to roughly $22 trillion.
Unlike previous generations that mainly focused on income and career opportunities, Gen Z looks for a balance between happiness, affordability, cultural diversity, green spaces, and community connections.
Vietnam’s gold market is experiencing unprecedented volatility as SJC bullion officially set a new record at VND 125.6 – 126.6 million per tael during the trading week of August 18–24, 2025.
Lucy Guo – co-founder of Scale AI and now a self-made billionaire at just 30 – is known not only for her remarkable achievements in the tech industry but also for her exceptionally disciplined lifestyle.
On August 22–23, 2025, President Donald Trump officially announced a groundbreaking decision: the U.S. government will hold nearly 10% of Intel’s shares, a legacy semiconductor giant with a strategic position in the global technology sector.
n this climate of uncertainty, many investors no longer view gold as a mere traditional asset but as an essential layer of insurance against financial volatility.
According to data from the Vietnam Financial Times, on the morning of August 23, 2025, spot silver prices in the global market continued to climb sharply, reaching 38.865 USD/ounce.
On August 22, 2025, the Vietnamese stock market closed a highly volatile session as the VN-Index plunged 42.57 points, ending at 1,645.47 points. Liquidity on HoSE reached nearly VND 62.14 trillion, indicating strong capital flows but also reflecting heightened selling pressure and risk aversion.
Both the U.S. and China view the Moon and near-Earth orbit as “strategic positions” where bases can be established, resources extracted, and satellite systems controlled. This marks the foundation of a new era of competition extending from land, seas, and skies to outer space.
Over the past week, gold prices have trended lower, while equities have exhibited a cautious stance, reflecting a “wait-and-see” sentiment ahead of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s pivotal speech at the Jackson Hole symposium.