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DB CoTD: Closer....

Having worked with our equitystrategists Binky Chadha and Parag Thatte for manyUS election cycles now, l'm well versed in their view that a tight US electioncampaign tends to see a bias towards sideways markets in the months running upto the

Macro Strategy

As we go to press this morning, the Bank of Japan have taken another step tonormalise their ultra-loose monetary policy, hiking their policy rate up to 0.25%having been in a 0-0.1% range before. In addition, they've announced plans tocurb their purchases

Latest in Al: Higher costs, SearchGPTNvidia's China chip

In this edition of 'Latest in Al' we discuss how Al costs have continued to grow atAlphabet and Tesla, and how investors dumped their stock last week partly due toconcerns about when investments will pay

HF Performance Resilient as Selling of Global Equities Persists

As we observed further drawdowns in equity indices, HFs were once again able to mitigate their losses to just a fraction of what indices

Hong Kong: Real GDP growth stronger than expected in Q2

Bottom line: The preliminary reading of 2024 Q2 Hong Kong GDP growth came in at+3.3% yoy, significantly above consensus expectations. In quarter-over-quarter

Five ways to assess the stability of a bank

Past financial crises have highlighted the need for investorsand clients to understand a bank’s business model that goes

Despite Some Near Term Noise, the Long Term Signal for Azure & AI Is Clear

As a reminder, our FQ4 (Jun) Microsoft partner survey work (link here) softened across most metrics, which we interpreted to mean that this quarter would have less

Samsung, Dc Capex, AMD, ANET, DV, FRSH, FVRR, INFA, MBLY, MSFT, PEGA, PINS, QRVO,sWKS

Reuters today reportes that the US government's planned trade restrictions on semiconductor manufacturingequipment will exclude Japan, the Netherlands & South Korea, focusing instead on cxports from lsracl, TaiwanSingapore and Malaysia.

Microsoft Corp. (MSFT): First Take on F4Q24 results

We reiterate our Buy rating and $515 PT despite MSFT indicated down 6% afterhours. MSFT reported soft beat magnitudes across revenue (($64.72bn vs

Significant CapEx ramp supported by strong early demand signals – F4Q24 Results

We reiterate our Buy rating and $515 PT following Microsoft’sF4Q24 results. The stock reversed some of its negative after-hours