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CoinWorld news, Cailian Press, October 27: Apple's iPhone sales in India fell by as much as 30% during the festive season, as higher prices and weaker promotional activities weighed on demand.
The Speaker of the South Korean National Assembly met with the British Ambassador: looking forward to strengthening cooperation in future industries such as AI and energy.
According to a report by Bijie.com, South Korean National Assembly Speaker Cho Jung-sik met with British Ambassador to South Korea Colin Crooks at the National Assembly on the 27th, and the two sides discussed the future industrial development of the two countries as well as inter-parliamentary exchange and cooperation plans. Cho Jung-sik expressed the hope that the improved negotiation outcome of the South Korea-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA) reached last year can take effect as soon as possible, and looked forward to close cooperation between the two countries in future industries such as artificial intelligence and offshore wind power. Crooks responded that the two sides are expected to sign the free trade agreement within the next one or two months this year, and expressed the hope that the ratification bill can be handled quickly after it is submitted to the South Korean National Assembly.
Guizhou: GDP grew 4.3% year-on-year in the first three quarters.
CoinWorld news, [Guizhou: GDP grew 4.3% year-on-year in the first three quarters] Cailian Press, October 27 — According to the unified accounting results of regional GDP, Guizhou's gross regional product in the first three quarters was 1,825.216 billion yuan, up 4.3% year-on-year at constant prices. Among them, the value added of the primary industry was 231.869 billion yuan, up 4.5% year-on-year; the value added of the secondary industry was 576.539 billion yuan, up 4.4%; and the value added of the tertiary industry was 1,016.808 billion yuan, up 4.2%.
JPMorgan's Asia assets grew more than expected to $400 billion.
According to CoinWorld news, JPMorgan Asset Management has expanded its Asia-Pacific assets under management by nearly one-third over the past 12 months, reaching approximately $400 billion, with its wealth management business serving as the main driver. The company is on track to exceed the target set last year by its Asia-Pacific CEO Dan Watkins, namely to double the region's assets from $300 billion by 2030. Watkins said that although institutional clients remain a key component of the business, most of the growth has been driven by high-net-worth investors. Over the past year, assets from private banking clients have climbed 50%. A significant portion of the flows through this wealth channel have gone into alternative investments, especially hedge funds, as well as infrastructure and transportation-related products.
Goldman Sachs: AI is reshaping market pricing, and the semiconductor sector's influence now exceeds that of oil prices.
Goldman Sachs says artificial intelligence has become an extremely powerful force in financial markets: semiconductor stocks now explain price moves across asset classes better than oil prices do. "Tech stocks have become an increasingly important driver of risk appetite," Goldman analysts wrote in a research note published Monday. The bank's research found that over the past three weeks, dispersion in the semiconductor sector explained about 54% of the performance divergence across asset classes, while oil prices explained only 2%.
JPMorgan's Asia assets grow to $400 billion
JPMorgan Asset Management has expanded its Asia-Pacific assets under management by nearly one-third over the past 12 months, reaching approximately $400 billion. The wealth management business was the main driver behind this growth, putting the firm on track to exceed the goal set by its Asia-Pacific chief executive Dan Watkins of doubling the region's assets by 2030. Watkins said that while institutional clients remain a key component of the business, most of the growth was driven by high-net-worth investors. Over the past year, assets from private banking clients climbed 50%. A significant portion of the flows from this wealth channel went into alternative investments, particularly hedge funds, as well as infrastructure and transportation products.
Goldman Sachs: AI is reshaping market pricing, and semiconductors now have more influence than oil prices.
According to CoinWorld news, CLS reported on October 27 that Goldman Sachs stated that artificial intelligence has become an extremely influential force in financial markets: compared with oil prices, semiconductor stocks now better explain price fluctuations across various assets. Goldman Sachs analysts wrote in a research report released on Monday: "Tech stocks have become an increasingly important driver of risk appetite." The bank's research found that over the past three weeks, differences in the semiconductor sector's performance could explain about 54% of the performance divergence across various assets, while oil prices could explain only 2%.
GOOGL short interest is 78.4369 million shares.
CoinWorld US stock data: GOOGL's latest short position is 78.4369 million shares, down 2.43% from the previous period, with a days-to-cover ratio of 3.42 days.
CoreWeave expands its AI platform to Denmark, the Middle East, and Asia.
CoinWorld news: CoreWeave has announced that its AI platform will expand to Denmark, the Middle East, and Asia.
Russian Foreign Ministry: NATO is actively deploying military infrastructure in the Baltic region.
According to CoinWorld news, [Russian Foreign Ministry: NATO is vigorously deploying military infrastructure in the Baltic region] Cailian Press, October 27 — Vladislav Maslennikov, Director of the European Affairs Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry, stated that NATO is vigorously deploying military infrastructure in the Baltic region and conducting drills aimed at Russia.