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16/04/2026
JP Morgan downgraded Whirlpool's target price from $105 to $80 and raised Dell's target price from $165 to $205.
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DaZu Laser: Net profit in 2025 was 1.19 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 29.77%.
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Swedish central bank governor Ingves said: "I believe the impact of high energy prices on inflation will be more moderate, and we will not see a sudden surge like in 2022."
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New York Fed President Williams reiterated that monetary policy is still in a favorable position to deal with the threat of long-term supply shocks caused by the Middle East war. This shock could push up inflation and suppress growth. He stated that if energy disruptions are quickly relieved and the conflict impact is reversed this year, or partially reversed, but a prolonged crisis would bring more serious consequences. The war has pushed up inflation and suppressed economic activity through increased intermediate costs and commodity prices. Potential inflation is developing in the "right direction," but upward price pressures have spread to goods and services beyond energy, such as plane tickets, food, fertilizers, etc. Williams stated that the current monetary policy stance can balance the risks of employment and inflation goals. Several Fed officials have previously indicated that they are inclined to keep interest rates unchanged at the Washington meeting on April 28-29. Williams expects the US economy to grow by 2%-2.5% this year, with an unemployment rate of about 4.25%-4.5%, but labor market signals are contradictory; he also expects inflation to be between 2.75% and 3% this year, falling to 2% by 2027.
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DJI will release the Pocket 4 Pro.
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J.P. Morgan expects the European Central Bank to raise interest rates by 25 basis points in June and September 2026, instead of the previously predicted timing of April and July.
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