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The global Healthcare CRM market is projected to grow from USD 17.87 billion in 2023 at a CAGR of 7.7% through 2031, driven by increasing demand for structured data and automation in healthcare. Key players include Microsoft, Oracle, and Salesforce, with a focus on enhancing consumer engagement through advanced technologies. The market analysis covers various segments and regions, identifying growth opportunities and competitive dynamics.
BYD continues to dominate the electric vehicle market, achieving over 500,000 sales for two consecutive months, while XPENG and NIO also report significant growth. Agrivoltaics are gaining traction, and Estonia aims for 100% renewable electricity by 2030. Meanwhile, the US manufacturing sector is experiencing a boom, bolstered by government initiatives.
President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to block Nippon Steel's acquisition of U.S. Steel, emphasizing his opposition to foreign ownership of the American company. He plans to strengthen U.S. Steel through tax incentives and tariffs, while the deal faces scrutiny from labor unions and the Biden administration. Nippon Steel argues the acquisition would revitalize the Rust Belt and enhance national security.
Most Asian stocks rose, led by tech firms, as new US restrictions on Chinese tech exports were less severe than anticipated. Japan's Topix gained 1.3%, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng fell 0.6%. The dollar strengthened, and traders are preparing for significant economic data this week, including the US jobs report. Oil prices dipped slightly ahead of an OPEC+ meeting, and gold remained stable within a narrow range.
Commodity trading advisors (CTAs) faced significant losses in October, with the Tulip Trend Fund down 8.7% for the month and 7.1% year-to-date, primarily due to adverse currency and interest rate trends. The DUNN World Monetary & Agriculture Program reported an 8.92% loss, while the Quantedge Global Fund fell over 11% but remains up 17.88% for the year. Despite a challenging month, the Mulvaney Capital Global Diversified Program leads with a 51.51% annual gain, despite a 12.25% drop in October driven by currency bets.
Nissan Motor Co. faces declining customer demand as evidenced by significantly shorter waiting times for vehicle deliveries in Japan, where many popular models can be shipped within one to two months. In the US, Nissan's inventory levels are concerning, with an average supply of 109 days, far exceeding the industry average of 85 days and Toyota's 35 days.
UBS analysts express cautious optimism for Apple's iPhone 16, noting mixed demand signals and limited interest in AI features, particularly outside China. A survey revealed global purchase intent remains steady, with notable declines in China, while cost and privacy concerns hinder enthusiasm for AI capabilities. Despite these challenges, UBS raised global smartphone sell-in estimates for 2024 and 2025, maintaining a $236 price target for Apple shares.
A UBS global survey of over 7,500 smartphone users reveals muted demand for Apple's iPhone, with purchase intent unchanged in the U.S. at 24% and a slight decline in China to 17%. While pricing remains the top concern for 51% of participants, interest in AI applications has not significantly impacted iPhone demand. Despite these challenges, UBS has slightly raised its global smartphone sell-in estimates for 2024 and 2025, maintaining a Neutral rating on Apple with a $236 price target.
EPS Creative Health Technology Group Limited announced the resignation of Chief Financial Officer Mr. Maezaki Masahiro, effective December 2, 2024, to pursue personal and business interests. Mr. Narumi Shoichi, currently deputy director of the business development office at EPS Holdings Inc., will succeed him, bringing over 15 years of experience in pharmaceutical development and corporate governance.
UBS's recent survey of over 7,500 smartphone users across key markets indicates that iPhone purchase intent remains stable in the U.S. at 24%, while interest in China has decreased to 17%. Additionally, interest in generative AI among respondents is low, with only 30% expressing interest in a smartphone. UBS maintains a Neutral rating and a $236 price target for Apple shares.
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