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24/09/2025
Germany's September IFO Business Climate Index came in at 87.7, lower than the expected 89.3 and down from the previous value of 89.
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Zhongwei Semiconductor: has submitted a H-share issuance application.
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Bank of America upgraded Schneider Electric's rating from neutral to buy; raised the target price from 231 euros to 265 euros.
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Hengrui Medicine: Signing the Authorization License Agreement for the Rukezumab Project, eligible to receive a maximum milestone payment of $1.093 billion.
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George Saravelos, global foreign exchange research director at Deutsche Bank, stated that without technology-related spending, the United States may already be close to or even in a recession. He said that relying solely on companies like Nvidia is "currently supporting U.S. economic growth" and "may not be an exaggeration." Saravelos pointed out in the report that there is a problem with this situation: in order for technology spending to continue to support the economy, "capital investment needs to maintain exponential growth." However, he believes that this is highly unlikely to happen he cited research indicating that capital spending by so-called "super large-scale tech companies" such as Microsoft, Amazon, and Google will peak this year.
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Institution: The statement that "NVIDIA is supporting the growth of the U.S. economy" may not be an exaggeration.
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