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29.08.25 - 07:01
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MÄRKTE ASIEN/Japan schwächelt - China setzt auf Alibaba (Dow Jones)
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DOW JONES--In engen Spannen uneinheitlich zeigen sich am Freitag die Börsen in Asien und Australien. Die Märkte werden gestützt von den guten Vorgaben aus den USA. Dort wurde das BIP auf 3,3 Prozent im zweiten Quartal nach oben revidiert und die wöchentlichen ......
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29.08.25 - 02:38
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Japan Retail Sales Add 0.3% In July (AFX)
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TOKYO (dpa-AFX) - The value of retail sales in Japan was up a seasonally adjusted 0.3 percent on month in July, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said on Friday - coming in at 13.335 tri......
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21.08.25 - 10:06
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Taiwan′s MPI grabs first-mover advantage in MEMS probe cards for AI chips (Digitimes)
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Taiwan's MPI Corporation is set to benefit from a major shift in semiconductor testing, as global cloud providers ramp up custom AI chip development and drive demand for advanced wafer probe cards. Starting in 2026, Google and Amazon Web Services (AWS) are expected to lead a surge in CoWoS advanced packaging capacity, powered by their in-house AI application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs). These chips have already progressed from 7nm to 5nm and 4nm, with the next wave targeting sub-3nm nodes....
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20.08.25 - 08:01
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Kesko signs a historically large set of IT service agreements – new strategic partnerships to support K Group′s growth and transformation (Cision)
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Kesko has chosen new strategic IT partners as part of the biggest IT services transformation in the company's history, with the objective of supporting Kesko's growth strategy, accelerating business transformation, and strengthening Kesko's digital competitiveness. Kesko will be concentrating its IT services to fewer strategically chosen partners. The main partners will include Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), CGI, Elisa, Futurice, Nitor and Fujitsu.
The multi-year partnership agreements will cover almost all K Group information technology service areas, including application management...
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19.08.25 - 18:42
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Börsenradio Schlussbericht, Di. 19.08.25 - Verhalten optimistisch: DAX verteidigt Gewinne - Ukraine-Gipfel ohne Durchbruch (BRN)
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Der DAX schließt am Dienstag mit 24.423 Punkten, ein Plus von 0,5 %. Im Tageshoch erreicht er 24.440 Punkte. Anleger schöpfen etwas Mut aus dem Ukraine-Gipfel in Washington, auch wenn konkrete Ergebnisse fehlen. Der MDAX bleibt bei 31.000 Punkten unverändert, der EuroStoxx50 steigt 0,9 % auf 5.486 Punkte. In den USA zeigt sich ein gemischtes Bild: Dow Jones leicht im Plus, Nasdaq schwächer. Firmenmeldungen: Rüstungswerte unter Druck, Rheinmetall verliert. Zalando gewinnt nach einer Analysten-Hochstufung, Home Depot meldet schwache Zahlen. Intel erhält 2 Mrd. Dollar von Softbank. Gold, Silber, Kupfer und Öl schwächer, Erdgas fällt fast 5 %. Im Interview: Heiko Thieme mit klaren Kaufideen, Bastian Bosse warnt vor übertriebenen Bewertungen, Sebastian Schütt setzt auf neue Chancen jenseits von Rüstungswerten. Anleger bleiben vorsichtig, Euphorie fehlt....
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19.08.25 - 15:03
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Global Stock Rally Fades As Ukraine Talks Continue, Focus Turns To Jackson Hole (ZeroHedge)
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Global Stock Rally Fades As Ukraine Talks Continue, Focus Turns To Jackson Hole
Futures are flat ahead of consumer-sector earnings kicking off today, starting with a miss by Home Depot this morning. As of 8:00am ET, S&P futures were unchanged while Nasdaq futures drop 0.1% as Mag7 names are mostly lower ex-NVDA. Semis are mostly weaker ex-INTC which gained more than 6% on news SoftBank would invest $2 billion in the chipmaker and the US would take a 10% stake. Defensives are slightly outperforming Cyclicals. Europe's Stoxx 600 rose 0.5% as signs of progress toward a peace settlement in Ukraine lifted sentiment. The dollar nudged lower. Treasuries eked out gains after S&P Global Ratings affirmed its AA+ long-term rating for the US, with the 10-year rate falling one basis point to 4.32%. Commodities are weaker dragged lower by energy despite strength in precious and Ags. BBG flags a trade escalation from Friday where Trump expanded the metals tariffs to more than 400 consumer goods, incl...
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