Jerry Lin

Jerry Lin

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  • Citigroup Bullish on European Stocks: Never Been So Cheap Compared to U.S. Stocks
    Citigroup logo
    According to major Wall Street firms, compared to U.S. stocks, European stocks are at their cheapest ever, and among the major European markets, the UK stock market might be the most inexpensive.
  • Foxconn- Vedanta Chip Venture Aborted, Impacts Modi's Indian Chip-making Ambition
    FOXCONN
    Taiwan-based electronics giant, Foxconn's decision to rescind a $19.5 billion chip-making partnership with India's Vedanta marks a notable hitch in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ambitious plan to transform India into a semiconductor powerhouse. The joint venture was set to establish semiconductor and display manufacturing units in Modi's home state, Gujarat.
  • Zoltan Pozsar: The World is Experiencing a 'Monetary Divorce' from Dollar Hegemony
    A man counts U.S. dollar banknotes next to Lebanese pounds at a currency exchange shop in Beirut, Lebanon
    Zoltan Pozsar, renowned for his expertise in analyzing the complexities of money markets, has made many insightful contributions over the last eight years as a star analyst for Credit Suisse. His report from March last year, concerning the "demise of the petrodollar and the rise of Bretton Woods III," propelled him into the limelight.
  • A Pillar of Global Oil Price Stability: The Rise in U.S. Crude Production
    Oil Prices
    While Saudi Arabia and other major oil exporters aim to boost global oil prices through production cuts, their control over oil prices appears to be waning. The other major force in the global oil market, U.S. oil, is on track to break new production records.
  • Taming US Inflation: A Challenging Road Ahead
    A picture illustration shows U.S. 100 dollar bank notes taken in Tokyo.
    US inflation has hit a two-year low, signaling the end of the inflation cycle. However, persistent core inflation remains a concern.
  • Chinese Electric Vehicles Surge Ahead: Japanese Automakers Face Global Market Challenge
    ELECTRIC VEHICLES
    As Chinese-made cars continue to shine, traditional Japanese automakers may face losing a larger share of the global market.
  • SpaceX Dominates Global Rocket Launches, Musk Claims Rivals Lack Ambition
    Elon Musk
    In response to recent reports suggesting SpaceX has monopolized the global rocket launch market, CEO Elon Musk argued that competitors simply lacked the ambition. The mission of SpaceX, he emphasized, is to facilitate multi-planetary life.
  • US Shakes OPEC+ Control Over Oil Prices Amid Rising Production
    Occidental Petroleum Corp
    Despite Saudi Arabia-led OPEC+'s determined efforts to bolster oil prices, US oil output is projected to break records this year. The surge in crude oil production outside the OPEC+ region weakens the organization's pricing power and explains the persistently low oil prices despite numerous positive triggers.
  • Binance in Regulatory Crosshairs Amidst Key Executives Departure and Global Probes
    BINANCE
    As Binance, the world's leading cryptocurrency exchange, struggles with multiple legal and regulatory challenges, a series of top executives have recently announced their departure. This upheaval could potentially complicate matters further for the company, which is facing increasing scrutiny from international regulators.
  • Apple's $700 Headache: Costly and Scarce Micro OLEDs Strangle Vision Pro's Prospects
    Apple's Vision Pro AR Headset Shakes Up Market With High-end Price Tag
    Despite not having set a specific release date for its debut mixed reality headset, the Vision Pro, Apple plans to promote this new product in major American cities such as New York and Los Angeles in early 2024. Customers need to reserve to buy, which may make the purchase of this high-priced $3500 product more challenging.
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