Analysts predict that President Trump's "A Grand Bill" will terminate the federal electric vehicle tax credit at the end of this month, leading to a halving of electric vehicle sales for companies like Tesla, General Motors, and Ford. Sales may see a slight increase before the deadline, but will then decline significantly, with market share expected to drop below 4%. The current electric vehicle market share is 9.1%

Is the end of electric vehicles near? Analysts say: After the tax credits expire, sales of electric vehicles like Tesla will be cut in half

Alphabet's stock surged following a favorable ruling in the DOJ search antitrust case, with analysts raising price targets significantly. Key firms like Wedbush, BofA Securities, and JMP Securities expressed optimism, citing reduced regulatory risks and the potential for revenue growth. The ruling allows Google to maintain its distribution payments and avoid forced divestitures, enhancing its competitive position in AI and digital advertising. GOOGL shares rose 8.4% to $229.40, reflecting positive investor sentiment and a shift in market outlook.

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Nvidia shares have risen 30% this year, fueled by AI excitement. Despite a recent dip due to missed revenue expectations, its P/E ratio of 50 is lower than competitors, suggesting it remains a good buy. The company reported a 59% increase in net income for Q2, with revenue up 56%. Nvidia anticipates significant growth in AI infrastructure spending, projecting at least $3 trillion by 2030, indicating potential for continued revenue growth.

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Shares of Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL) surged approximately 8.4% following a federal judge's ruling that the company will not have to divest its Chrome search business amid a DOJ lawsuit alleging monopolistic practices. The ruling is seen as a significant victory for Google, allowing it to maintain partnerships with major companies like Apple. However, Google must avoid exclusive contracts that hinder competition and share some data to level the playing field. Analysts view this as a positive development for Alphabet's stock, which has been undervalued compared to its peers in the tech sector.

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In July, the United States had 7.181 million job vacancies in the JOLTS report, the lowest since September 2024, and the second time it has fallen below 7.2 million since the end of 2020. Job vacancies in the healthcare sector, a key driver of employment growth this year, dropped to the lowest level since 2021. Hiring rebounded from a one-year low, while layoffs reached the highest level since September of last year. The data reinforces expectations for a rate cut by the Federal Reserve in September

A rare low since the pandemic! U.S. JOLTS job openings in July fell to a 10-month low

Nvidia's dominance in AI chips is being challenged by AMD's new MI350 series GPUs, which offer higher performance and cost efficiency. AMD aims to capture market share in inference workloads, with plans for the MI400 series and Helios rack solution by late 2026. The competition is intensifying as Nvidia and other companies innovate to maintain their positions, reflecting a trend towards diversified supply chains in the AI chip market.

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A U.S. judge rejected the breakup request against Google's parent company Alphabet, causing the company's stock price to rise more than 8% on Wednesday. This ruling eliminates regulatory uncertainty and is expected to bring over $213 billion in market value growth for Alphabet. The ruling allows Google to retain control over Chrome and Android and continue collaborating with partners like Apple. Analysts believe this outcome will help Google deepen its partnership with Apple and may integrate its Gemini artificial intelligence technology into future iPhones

Alphabet's stock price surged significantly as the court rejected the breakup request

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Wedbush pointed out that the ruling by a U.S. federal judge in the antitrust case regarding the search agreement is a "major victory" for Alphabet and Apple. Wedbush maintains an "outperform" rating on Apple with a target price of $270; the rating on Google is also maintained as "outperform," with the target price raised from $225 to $245. The judge did not prohibit the search agreement between Apple and Google, ensuring approximately $20 billion in annual revenue. Analysts believe that this ruling eliminates uncertainty regarding the stocks of both companies and may promote further collaboration between Apple and Google in the field of artificial intelligence

The search monopoly ruling welcomes a "major victory" as Wedbush is bullish on Apple and Alphabet

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U.S. stocks opened mixed on Wednesday, as Alphabet, Google's parent company, avoided being broken up, boosting market confidence in tech stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 29.67 points, the Nasdaq rose 160.14 points, and the S&P 500 increased by 27.68 points. Tech stocks rebounded, while energy and bank stocks showed weakness. U.S. Treasury yields fell, and the bond market sell-off weakened

Opening: U.S. stocks opened mixed on Wednesday, with Google driving the S&P 500 index higher

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Apple Inc. shares rose 3.43% to $237.60 after a U.S. judge ruled that Google can continue payments to Apple for preloading its products. The ruling allows Google to maintain its default search engine status on Apple devices, which is crucial for driving search engagement. Additionally, Apple announced the opening of its first store in Pune, India. Investors should consider Apple's average annual revenue growth of 4.28% and a forward P/E ratio of 28.9 when evaluating the stock's potential.

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Alphabet Inc. is redefining its identity beyond being a search giant, with its Google Cloud growing at a 28% CAGR, surpassing Microsoft's Azure at 22%. This shift, coupled with regulatory relief from antitrust issues, allows Alphabet to focus on cloud investments and margin expansion. Its $100 billion buyback program and strong cash flow make it appealing to investors. As Alphabet's cloud growth continues and AI monetization accelerates, it could narrow the valuation gap with Microsoft, positioning itself as a leader in both advertising and enterprise services.

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BMW has invested over 10 billion euros to develop its ambitious Neue Klasse platform, which will provide more than 20 times the computing power of current vehicles and is equipped with four "super brains" systems, significantly enhancing in-car communication, infotainment displays, autonomous driving, and other vehicle functions. Analysts believe that BMW's move is akin to betting the entire company on the success of the Neue Klasse

Betting on the "super brain," BMW is investing 10 billion euros to develop the Neue Klasse platform, challenging Chinese electric vehicle competitors

Federal Reserve Governor Waller stated that interest rates should be lowered at the next meeting. The FTSE China A50 Index quarterly review includes four new stocks, including NewEase. Japan's new fiscal year budget reaches a record high, with debt accounting for more than a quarter. Eurozone's August PMI is slightly revised down, and Germany's service sector contracts. OPEC+ is considering increasing oil production. Japan's trade negotiation representative plans to visit the U.S. The Vietnamese stock market faces a wave of foreign capital sell-offs. Global bond sell-offs intensify, with U.S. Treasury yields breaking 5%. U.S. stock futures rise ahead of the market, with Google up over 6% and Apple up over 4%

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Tesla's sales in major electric vehicle markets in Europe continue to decline, leading to a significant reduction in its market share. Data from Germany shows that Tesla's registrations fell by 39% in August, and plummeted by 56% in the first eight months. In France, Belgium, Denmark, and Sweden, sales also dropped significantly, by 47%, 61%, 42%, and 84% respectively. The only exception is Norway, where registrations increased by 21%. Additionally, Tesla's global vehicle deliveries in the first half of the year decreased by 13%, facing a situation of declining deliveries for the second consecutive year

Tesla's sales in major electric vehicle markets in Europe continue to decline

Tesla's new car registrations in Germany plummeted by 39% last month, with a cumulative decline of 56% in the first eight months of this year. Sales in France, Belgium, Denmark, and Sweden also recorded significant declines. The Norwegian market has become Tesla's only bright spot, with registrations in Norway increasing by 21% last month, bringing the cumulative increase for the year to 26%

Continue to "bleed," Tesla's sales in Europe have fallen across the board except for Norway

Despite strong demand for electric vehicles in Europe, Tesla's sales have continued to decline in multiple markets. The German Federal Motor Transport Authority announced on Wednesday that Tesla's new car registrations in Germany fell by 39% last month, and plummeted by 56% in the first eight months of this year. The automaker, led by Elon Musk, also saw significant sales declines in France, Belgium, Denmark, and Sweden in August. Norway is an exception, where Tesla's sales increased by 21% last month and have grown by 26% so far this year. In the first half of this year, Tesla's sales in major European electric vehicle markets saw a global vehicle delivery decline of 13%, indicating that the company may experience a second consecutive year of annual sales decline. Although it is expected that U.S. consumers will accelerate electric vehicle purchases before the federal tax credit expires this quarter, this boost may be limited by weak sales in Europe and China. In Germany, the overall industry saw a 46% surge in pure electric vehicle registrations in August, with electric vehicle sales maintaining strong growth momentum, despite Tesla's struggles. Across Europe, pure electric vehicle sales grew by 26% in the first seven months of this year, while Tesla's sales fell by 40%

European electric vehicle demand is booming, but Tesla's sales are plummeting against the trend

Amazon's Prime membership sign-ups have slowed, with 5.4 million new subscribers added in the U.S. over the 25 days leading up to and including Prime Day, falling short of last year's numbers and company targets. Despite record sales during the event, the lead-up weeks saw a decline in sign-ups. To boost growth, Amazon is ending account sharing outside households and expanding its student plan. Analysts remain optimistic about Amazon's long-term market share, although stock performance has been affected by slower growth in its cloud division.

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U.S. District Judge Amit P. Mehta ruled to prohibit Google from signing exclusive search agreements but rejected the Department of Justice's request for severe measures such as forcing the divestiture of the Chrome browser. The judge clearly stated that Google can continue to pay for the distribution of its products, and banning these agreements would harm the interests of partners like Apple

The court ruling brings an "unexpected victory," and Apple's $20 billion search revenue is "secured"!

Since the beginning of this year, Salesforce's stock price has fallen by 24%, making it one of the 30 worst-performing stocks in the S&P 500 index. Investors are concerned whether artificial intelligence is a tailwind for Salesforce's growth or a headwind that disrupts its business model. The company is set to announce its earnings report after the market closes on Wednesday

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In the AI hardware race, while Nvidia dominates the spotlight, Broadcom is emerging as a formidable competitor with its smart silicon and networking solutions. Collaborating with Google on the Ironwood TPU, Broadcom anticipates $9 billion in near-term revenue and $15 billion over its lifetime. Analysts project a 60% growth in Broadcom's AI business by fiscal 2025, reaching $19–20 billion. Additionally, Broadcom's Tomahawk Ultra networking solution enhances its position in hyperscaler datacenters, with AI-related revenue expected to rise significantly. Despite Nvidia's current lead, Broadcom's strategic moves position it as a stealth rival in AI infrastructure.

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Hertz Global and Amazon have announced a deal for Hertz to sell used cars on Amazon's website, leading to a 12.5% increase in Hertz's share price. The deal, currently in a test phase in select metro areas, aims to expand Hertz's car sales and diversify revenue streams. Despite challenges in Hertz's core rental business, the partnership could provide long-term value if successful. Investors are advised to wait for results from the test markets before making decisions on Hertz's stock.

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The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruled that Google will face restrictions in the antitrust case concerning the search market, but it did not mandate a breakup. Google is prohibited from entering into exclusive agreements with device and browser manufacturers but can still pay fees to maintain product distribution. The ruling confirmed that Google's actions were illegal but did not require the divestiture of the Chrome browser. Google's stock price rose by more than 6%, with analysts believing that this ruling is favorable for Google's collaboration with Apple in the AI field. The Department of Justice is considering an appeal, arguing that the current measures are insufficient to restore fair competition

Google antitrust case ruling issued: Avoid forced divestiture, exclusive agreements restricted

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Experts on CNBC's 'Final Trades' recommend Netflix, Amazon, MPLX, and Valero Energy as promising stocks amid market uncertainties. Netflix is projected to grow 32% with a recent revenue increase in the UK. Amazon's new AI feature enhances product discovery. MPLX offers a 7.5% dividend yield and is selling assets for $1 billion. Valero reported strong earnings, exceeding estimates. Stock performances included Netflix up 0.5%, Amazon down 1.6%, MPLX up 0.2%, and Valero up 1.5%.

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U.S. stock index futures were mixed, with tech stocks like Google and Apple rising in pre-market trading. Market sentiment was dampened by concerns over government spending and a reassessment of tech stock valuations. Federated Hermes believes that strong corporate earnings and economic prospects present a good buying opportunity during the pullback. The CEO of Deutsche Bank stated that global bond yields will remain high, reflecting political uncertainty and rising debt

U.S. Stock Market Outlook | The three major stock index futures are mixed, with Google and Apple rising in pre-market trading as the Federal Reserve's Beige Book is about to be released

Alibaba's DingTalk has launched an AI voice recorder to compete with U.S. rival Plaud. The device, priced around $70, transcribes and summarizes meetings while offering real-time translation in over 100 languages. This launch reflects Alibaba's commitment to AI, despite recent financial challenges. Analysts note the company's strengths, particularly in its Cloud division, which saw a 26% revenue increase. However, BABA shares fell 1.08% to $137.06 in premarket trading.

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According to foreign media reports, as part of the global restructuring plan announced in July, Microsoft is planning to cut 10% of its workforce in France. This layoff is expected to affect about 200 Microsoft employees in France. This is not the first time Microsoft has made significant layoffs this year. In May, Microsoft announced it would reduce its global workforce by less than 3%, affecting about 6,000 people. The impact of this round of layoffs is greatest at Microsoft's headquarters in the United States. Microsoft has notified the government of Washington State, where its headquarters is located, that the number of layoffs at the headquarters will reach 1,985, with many employees holding positions in software engineering and product management. Additionally, according to news from July, Microsoft had planned to cut about 9,000 jobs globally in this latest round of layoffs. The number of layoffs in this round is less than 4% of the company's total global workforce, involving employees from different departments, regions, and levels of experience

Microsoft plans to cut 10% of its workforce in France, affecting about 200 positions

Gold prices continue to hit new highs, mainly influenced by rising expectations of interest rate cuts. Zijin Mining's H shares are trading at a premium due to its shareholders enjoying subscription rights, and it is expected that the valuation will further increase after the spin-off of Zijin Gold International. In contrast, Chifeng Gold's H shares are priced lower, which may attract capital inflow into Zijin Gold International. In the U.S. stock market, Newmont announced a buyback plan, with its stock price rising by 20%, reflecting the impact of capital resonance between China and the U.S

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The delivery subsidies have accelerated the business expansion of SF INTRA-CITY, with three main beneficiaries: consumers, milk tea shops, and instant delivery service providers. In the second quarter, the total subsidies from delivery platforms amounted to approximately 40 billion yuan, and it is expected that the subsidy intensity will be even higher in the third quarter, putting pressure on platform profits. Alibaba and JD.com stated that subsidies can activate users, and delivery subsidies will become normalized and penetrate into near-field e-commerce, with SF INTRA-CITY expected to continue benefiting

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Federated Hermes's Deputy Chief Investment Officer Steve Chiavarone stated that due to strong corporate earnings and economic prospects, the pullback in the U.S. stock market may be brief and limited. He suggested increasing positions when the market weakens and believes that market pullbacks are healthy and help to eliminate bubbles. Several Wall Street analysts hold an optimistic view on the U.S. stock market outlook, believing that under the backdrop of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts and robust corporate earnings, the U.S. stock market is expected to continue rising

Another institution is bullish! Federated Hermes: Strong corporate earnings and economic outlook support US stocks, providing a good buying opportunity during the pullback

Before the Federal Reserve's decision, concerns about inflation and the government's fiscal situation intensified, with the 30-year U.S. Treasury yield rising above 5%, reaching a new high since July, which weighed on U.S. stocks. This key signal forced investors to reassess the high valuations in the stock market, particularly for interest rate-sensitive technology stocks, while the market is also closely monitoring the upcoming employment data for new clues on the direction of Federal Reserve policy

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Contemporary Amperex Technologies Ltd. (CATL) leads the global EV battery market with a 37.5% share, supplying over 221.4 GWh from January to July 2025. BYD follows with 17.8% market share and 105 GWh installations. GM partners with CATL for LFP batteries for the Chevrolet Bolt EV, while Ford begins production at its BlueOval SK plant. Tesla focuses on robotics and AI, while BYD faces a 30% profit decline due to market pressures. CATL's growth is notable with a 34% YoY increase, while BYD surged 52.4%.

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Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) shares rose 5.75% in pre-market trading following a favorable ruling in a significant antitrust case, where a judge rejected the Department of Justice's request to break up Google’s services. Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) also saw a 2.88% increase as the ruling allows Google to continue paying Apple to keep its search engine as the default on iPhones. Analysts view the decision as a major win for both companies, although some lawmakers are calling for an appeal to break up Google.

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Solidion Technology surged over 120% in pre-market trading. Previously, there were reports that Solidion's joint innovative technology "molten salt electrochemical graphitization" in collaboration with Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) won the 2025 R&D 100 Award

Solidion Tech surged over 120% in pre-market trading

U.S. stock futures showed mixed trading on Wednesday after declines on Tuesday, with major indices fluctuating. President Trump signed an executive order to boost nuclear power production, while Treasury Secretary Bessent highlighted potential economic benefits from tariffs. The S&P Global manufacturing PMI and construction spending data were released, showing mixed results. Analysts express uncertainty for September, traditionally a weak month for equities, but LPL Financial suggests strong momentum may lead to positive performance. Contrarily, investor Ray Dalio warns of fiscal risks due to high national debt and spending.

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U.S. markets began September on a weak note, with all major indexes declining due to seasonal weakness and rising yields. The S&P 500 fell 0.69%, the Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.82%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average decreased by 0.55%. Analysts note the "September Effect," where the S&P typically declines 0.8% this month. Political tensions and concerns over government debt add to the cautious sentiment, as traders await key economic reports that may impact Federal Reserve policy.

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According to the Zhitong Finance APP, Tencent Holdings announced that it will spend HKD 551 million to repurchase 916,000 shares on September 3, 2025, with a repurchase price per share ranging from HKD 596.5 to HKD 612.5

On September 3rd, Tencent spent HKD 551 million to repurchase 916,000 shares

Shares of Alphabet Inc. rose 5.8% to $223.55 in pre-market trading after a U.S. judge ruled that Google does not need to divest its Android operating system or sell Google Chrome. Other notable pre-market movers include Solidion Technology, up 130.1%, and Great Elm Group, up 46.1%. Conversely, SmartKem, Inc. saw a decline of 21.4% after a significant gain the previous day. Overall, the market showed mixed results with various stocks experiencing notable gains and losses in pre-market trading.

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Tesla is appealing a Miami Federal court's decision to pay $243 million in damages for a fatal Autopilot crash, claiming the ruling contradicts Florida tort law and common sense. Tesla argues the crash was due to reckless driving, not its technology. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of Tesla's Full Self-Driving system, which faces lawsuits over safety concerns. Meanwhile, Tesla is expanding its Robotaxi services and focusing on AI development, with Elon Musk predicting significant future value from its Optimus robot line.

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Due to the depreciation of the Vietnamese dong and the high valuation of the stock market, foreign investors are withdrawing from the Vietnamese stock market at a record pace, resulting in a net sell-off of USD 1.5 billion in August, setting a historical high. Analysts point out that the poor exchange rate outlook and profit-taking are the main reasons for the capital outflow. The exchange rate of the Vietnamese dong against the US dollar has depreciated by about 3.4% and is expected to weaken further. Although the capital outflow is particularly evident in Vietnam, emerging markets are generally facing similar issues

The depreciation of the Vietnamese dong and the impact of high valuations have led to the largest foreign capital sell-off in the history of the Vietnamese stock market