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31/03/2026
Estonian Public Broadcasting ERR: Last night a Ukrainian drone mistakenly entered Estonian airspace.
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The South Korean composite stock index has fallen 20% since its peak in February.
8 m ago
The second phase of the drainage tunnel project in the San'ao Nuclear Power Project in Zhejiang Province has entered the main excavation phase.
9 m ago
European stock market's former three giants' market value shrank by 400 billion Euros, and the dark clouds of war loom over the European stock market performance.
9 m ago
In the first 50 days of the science and technology innovation board, the overall decrease was 2.00%. Among the constituent stocks, Biwin Storage dropped by 7.98%, Jinko Solar dropped by 6.64%, Shengke Communication dropped by 5.10%, and Lanqi Technology dropped by 4.70%.
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European stock markets evaporated 420 billion euros (approximately $481 billion) in the first quarter of this year, with more than half attributed to three former market darlings. LVMH, SAP, and Novo Nordisk have all seen their stock prices plummet by about 30% this year, with their combined market value accounting for 53% of the total market value lost by the STOXX Europe 600 Index components. Their combined weight in the index is only 3%, so their losses far exceed their proportionate weight. These former European market champions have now fallen from grace, facing challenges from industry downturns and new competitive threats, causing their trading prices to be far below their peak levels after entering 2026. After missing out on the general market rally in the first two months of this year, they were also affected by the global plunge triggered by the Iran war in March. Dutch semiconductor equipment manufacturer ASML was one of the few winners during this period. As the largest company by market value in Europe currently, ASML's stock price rose by over 20% due to demand in the AI industry, increasing its market value by nearly 74 billion euros.
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