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Evercore ISI analysts have recently recommended buying Nvidia stock, expressing confidence in the chipmaker’s upcoming earnings report for the July quarter. Despite concerns about potential delays in the release of the Blackwell system, Evercore believes that these worries are overstated. The investment bank pointed out the strong demand for Nvidia’s systems, with a significant increase
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When analyzing the forecast for the U.S. dollar by Wells Fargo Investment Institute, it is interesting to note the emphasis placed on interest rate differentials and global economic conditions. Typically, the expectation of significant rate cuts by the Federal Reserve would lead one to anticipate a depreciation of the dollar. However, analysts argue that the
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Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD has been carefully evaluating potential locations for its new manufacturing plant in Mexico, with three states emerging as top contenders. According to Jorge Vallejo, BYD’s Mexico director general, the company is considering various proposals from these states, which include attractive incentives such as fiscal benefits, land availability, preferential pricing, and
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In a bold move to capitalize on the increasing institutional interest in digital assets, State Street has partnered with Swiss crypto company Taurus to offer innovative digital asset services. This partnership aims to provide institutions with the opportunity to tokenize real-world assets, catering to the growing demand for diversified and inflation-hedging investments. As cryptocurrencies become
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Canada’s freight rail network is currently facing a looming crisis that could have a detrimental impact on the country’s economy. The two largest railroad operators in Canada, Canadian National Railway (CN) and Canadian Pacific (CP) Kansas City, have issued lockout notices to the Teamsters union, representing nearly 10,000 workers. If last-minute deals aren’t reached, these
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Deutsche Bank’s attempt to settle with shareholders over the underpayment related to the acquisition of Postbank has been met with sharp criticism from the plaintiffs’ lawyer. The offer of 36.50 euros per Postbank share has been labeled as a “crackhead” offer that is deemed “dead on arrival” by Jan Bayer, the lawyer representing the plaintiffs.
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