Citi Research
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Citi Research: Employment Data Unlikely to Alter Federal Reserve's October Rate Hike Expectations; September Core CPI Becomes Key
Citigroup Research noted in a September 28 report that the Federal Reserve's policy reaction function has become more sensitive to immediate inflation data and energy prices. The bank anticipates that
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TrendForce: North American and Chinese AI demand are resonating, with enterprise solid-state drive (eSSD) demand expected to surge in the second half of the year, and Q4 orders potentially exceeding historical records.
TrendForce data shows that over the past two weeks, major U.S. cloud service providers have raised their eSSD procurement forecasts, potentially pushing total eSSD orders in Q4 this year to surpass th
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Citigroup Research: Nikkei Index May Rise on Short Covering Amid Mildly Positive Catalysts
Citi Research stated that a moderately positive catalyst could trigger a sharp short-covering rally in the Nikkei, and the same applies to the KOSPI.
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After the Bank of Japan meeting, Citi Research stated that expectations for further rate hikes have cooled, and the terminal interest rate cap may be locked below 2%.
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) decided to raise interest rates by 25 basis points to 1.25% at its September 17-18 meeting, with a 7-2 majority vote. However, the two dissenting votes have prompted the market
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Citi Research: The Federal Reserve's hawkish rate hike in September exceeded expectations, with the DXY technically confirming a double bottom pointing to 101.15.
Citi Research noted that the Federal Reserve's September FOMC meeting sent a strong hawkish signal, leading the market to price in another rate hike of approximately 13 basis points in October. The DX
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Citi Research Report: Current macro environment shows increased similarity to the 1988-1989 Federal Reserve tightening cycle; models increase exposure to risk assets and favor the US dollar.
Citigroup Research analysts Alex Saunders and Vinh Vo noted in their quantitative macro strategy report published on September 11 that although their macro model remains broadly in the "normal" range,
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Citi Research: Employment Data Unlikely to Alter Federal Reserve's October Rate Hike Expectations; September Core CPI Becomes Key
Citigroup Research noted in a September 28 report that the Federal Reserve's policy reaction function has become more sensitive to immediate inflation data and energy prices. The bank anticipates that
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TrendForce: North American and Chinese AI demand are resonating, with enterprise solid-state drive (eSSD) demand expected to surge in the second half of the year, and Q4 orders potentially exceeding historical records.
TrendForce data shows that over the past two weeks, major U.S. cloud service providers have raised their eSSD procurement forecasts, potentially pushing total eSSD orders in Q4 this year to surpass th
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Citigroup Research: Nikkei Index May Rise on Short Covering Amid Mildly Positive Catalysts
Citi Research stated that a moderately positive catalyst could trigger a sharp short-covering rally in the Nikkei, and the same applies to the KOSPI.
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After the Bank of Japan meeting, Citi Research stated that expectations for further rate hikes have cooled, and the terminal interest rate cap may be locked below 2%.
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) decided to raise interest rates by 25 basis points to 1.25% at its September 17-18 meeting, with a 7-2 majority vote. However, the two dissenting votes have prompted the market
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Citi Research: The Federal Reserve's hawkish rate hike in September exceeded expectations, with the DXY technically confirming a double bottom pointing to 101.15.
Citi Research noted that the Federal Reserve's September FOMC meeting sent a strong hawkish signal, leading the market to price in another rate hike of approximately 13 basis points in October. The DX
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Citi Research Report: Current macro environment shows increased similarity to the 1988-1989 Federal Reserve tightening cycle; models increase exposure to risk assets and favor the US dollar.
Citigroup Research analysts Alex Saunders and Vinh Vo noted in their quantitative macro strategy report published on September 11 that although their macro model remains broadly in the "normal" range,
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South Korea's KOSPI index rose 5.18% from its previous close, now at 5,930.51.
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SK Hynix is up 6.86% from its previous close, now trading at ₩1,433,000.
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SK Hynix is up 5.26% from its previous close, now trading at ₩1,411,500.
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SK Hynix is up 8.72% from its previous close, now trading at ₩1,458,000.
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South Korea's KOSPI index rose 6.16% from its previous close, now at 5,985.55.
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Samsung Electronics rose 7.88% from its previous close, now trading at ₩239,500.
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Youngone wins 8.8 billion won refund in Scott acquisition dispute
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Bloomberg: Prices for "super metals" used in nuclear energy, semiconductors, and other fields are soaring, with Freeport, the world's largest producer, considering increasing output.
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SK Hynix's third-quarter operating profit exceeded expectations, primarily driven by strong demand for AI chips, and the company also announced a share buyback.
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Veir completes $110 million Series C funding round
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