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Big tech earnings disappoint, US stocks dips: Who's the next hope?
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[Chinese] 2024/7/26-South East East England Regional Market Morning Report

Market news
[America]
US economic growth in the second quarter exceeded expectations, and price pressure eased somewhat
The US economy grew faster than expected in the second quarter. Due to steady growth in consumer spending and corporate investment, inflationary pressure weakened, and expectations for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in September remained unchanged.
The initial annualized quarterly value of US GDP for the second quarter was 2.8%, higher than market expectations of 2%. The previous value was 1.4%. The inflation indicator that the Federal Reserve is concerned about - the core PCE price index rose 2.9% in the second quarter, down from the previous value of 3.7%, but still higher than the forecast of 2.7%
[Asia Pacific]
Taiwan's export orders in June were 45.56 billion US dollars, a monthly decrease of 6.8%, and a seasonally adjusted 5.5% decrease. The year-on-year increase was 3.1%, far below market expectations of a 12.5% increase.
The initial quarterly GDP rate for the second quarter of South Korea fell by 0.2%, and is expected to grow by 0.1%. South Korea's GDP grew at an initial annual rate of 2.3% in the second quarter, and is expected to grow by 2.5%.
The South Korean government announced a series of tax relief measures to stimulate the economy and boost the stock market, including lowering the upper limit of inheritance tax from 50% to 40% and drastically raising the threshold from 50 million won to 0.5 billion won per person. The government also plans to extend semiconductor tax benefits for three years, delay the cryptocurrency holding tax plan for another two years, and seek to abolish plans to levy capital gains taxes on financial investment income.
[Pan-Southeast Asia]
India's new Modi government's first budget released
The fiscal deficit target for this fiscal year was lowered to 4.9% of GDP, foreign corporate income tax was cut from 40% to 35%, and the standard personal income tax deduction was raised from 0.05 million rupees to 0.075 million rupees.
The Indian government will provide a package of 2 trillion rupees to increase employment and stimulate the economy. Additionally, India plans to raise the short-term stock capital gains tax rate from 15% to 20%, the long-term tax rate from 10% to 12.5%, and raise the derivatives transaction tax.
The initial value of India's manufacturing PMI for July was 58.5, expected to be 58.0, and the final value for June was 58.3; the initial value of the service sector PMI was 61.1, expected to be 60.7, and the final value for June was 60.5; the initial value of the comprehensive PMI was 61.4, expected to be 60.0, and the final value for June was 60.9.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore left its monetary policy unchanged on Friday, in line with market expectations, as economic growth accelerates and inflation is expected to slow by the end of the year.
Company news
[China]
According to data from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Bashun Hathaway, an investment company owned by famous investor Buffett, reduced its holdings of major Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD last Tuesday (16th) $BYD COMPANY(01211.HK)$Approximately HK$0.34 billion was cashed out. Since the shareholding ratio was reduced to less than 5%, the reportable equity was no longer held, in other words, no longer required to cash out after the date.
[Japan]
TOYOTA MOTORS $Toyota Motor(7203.JP)$The plan is to buy back shares worth more than 5 billion dollars in Japanese banking and insurance companies. Japan's financial regulators have pressured companies to reduce their holdings in other locally listed companies to improve corporate governance.
Nissan $Nissan Motor(7201.JP)$Net profit for the first fiscal quarter was 28.56 billion yen, down 73% year on year, far below the market estimate of 97.08 billion yen. The global car sales forecast was slightly lowered from 3.7 million vehicles to 3.65 million vehicles.
[Asia Pacific]
SK Hynix's quarterly revenue more than doubled thanks to strong demand for AI computing power
SK Hynix (000660.KP) announced that revenue for the second quarter more than doubled. This year's capital expenditure may exceed previous plans, or indicate that the global artificial intelligence (AI) hardware spending boom is expected to continue this year.
SK Hynix is an important partner for Nvidia's AI computing power chips. The company reported quarterly revenue of 16.4 trillion won ($11.9 billion), which was better than expected, and revenue from high-bandwidth memory chips increased by more than 250%. Driven by rising DRAM and NAND prices, operating profit for the three months ending June also exceeded expectations, reaching 5.47 trillion won, with an operating margin of 33%.
People familiar with the matter revealed that Samsung Electronics' (005930.KP) fourth-generation high-bandwidth memory (HBM3) chip has been approved by Nvidia and will be used for the first time in its processor for AI chips exclusive to the Chinese market.
People familiar with the matter revealed that TSMC's (2330.TT) plant in Germany will begin construction in the fourth quarter of 2024, mass production will begin in the fourth quarter of 2027 as soon as possible, and gradually achieve the goal of a monthly production capacity of 0.04 million pieces by 2028.
[Pan-Southeast Asia]
Singaporean online restaurant reservation platform Chope was hailed by an online car-hailing company $Grab Holdings(GRAB.US)$Acquisitions. According to an internal email from the company, the exact amount of this acquisition was not disclosed to the public. Once the acquisition is complete, Grab will take over Chope's operations in Singapore, Indonesia, and Thailand.
According to a statement from the Singapore Competition Authority on Thursday, $Grab Holdings(GRAB.US)$Taxi operator Trans-Cab has agreed to end the proposed merger. Both parties have withdrawn their application to the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS). CCCS has also concluded its evaluation of the proposed acquisition.
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