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japan's economic decline projected by 2075 amid population challenges and reforms

Japan's GDP per capita is projected to plummet from 29th to 45th globally by 2075, with real GDP expected to grow to $4.4 trillion but drop its global ranking from fourth to 11th. Contributing factors include a declining population, low fertility rates, and limited benefits from AI advancements, necessitating urgent labor reforms to boost productivity. Meanwhile, emerging markets like India are set to rise significantly, with BRICS nations projected to surpass the US in total GDP by 2075.

byd considers third european plant in germany amid tariff challenges

BYD is considering establishing its third European car assembly plant in Germany to enhance brand awareness, despite concerns over high labor and energy costs. Currently, the company is building two NEV plants in Hungary and Turkey, with production set to start in October 2024 and March 2026, respectively. The final decision on the new plant will depend on sales performance in Europe and the capacity utilization of existing facilities.

uber technologies faces price target cuts amid mixed analyst ratings

FDM Group shares decline as Deutsche Bank cuts price target to 275 GBp

FDM Group shares (LON: FDM) have seen a significant decline, dropping 24.59% in early 2025 and 47.88% over the past year. Deutsche Bank has cut its price target from 360 GBp to 275 GBp while maintaining a Hold rating, reflecting cautious optimism amid a challenging market. The stock, currently trading at 239.50p, has fallen over 80% since September 2021, as it seeks support in a fluctuating environment.

deutsche bank stock analysis and investment outlook for 2023

Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft has received a "Moderate Buy" rating, but top analysts recommend five other stocks as better investment opportunities. Assenagon Asset Management increased its stake by 31.7%, while other institutional investors also adjusted their holdings. The stock is currently trading at $19.46, with a 12-month range of $12.43 to $19.65.

sandoz outlines growth strategy and investment plans post novartis spinoff

Sandoz, now a standalone company post-Novartis spinoff, is navigating a multi-year transition while achieving significant milestones, including awards for Company of the Year and Leader of the Year. CEO Richard Saynor emphasizes the importance of biosimilars in driving growth, alongside ongoing investments in manufacturing and a commitment to expanding their generics portfolio. With a strong global presence and strategic investments, Sandoz aims to enhance its capabilities and market reach in the evolving pharmaceutical landscape.

Germany enacts legislation for full implementation of EU crypto regulation MiCAR

Germany's Bundestag has passed the Digitalization of Financial Markets Act, enabling the full implementation of the EU's MiCAR cryptocurrency regulation before its December 30 deadline. This legislation designates BaFin as the regulator, allowing German firms to operate under MiCAR while establishing a one-year transition period for existing licenses. Meanwhile, varying transition periods across EU countries necessitate that crypto asset service providers secure new authorizations promptly to avoid operational disruptions.

switzerland revokes india's mfN status following supreme court ruling on taxation

Switzerland has suspended India's Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status effective January 1, 2025, citing a 2023 Supreme Court ruling regarding the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) with Nestle. The Court determined that benefits from other countries' DTAAs cannot be claimed by Switzerland unless its own agreement is amended and notified under Indian law. This decision underscores the necessity of reciprocity in international tax treaties.

switzerland suspends mfN clause in tax treaty with india impacting investments

Switzerland has suspended the Most-Favoured-Nation (MFN) clause in its Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) with India, effective January 1, 2025, following an Indian Supreme Court ruling that requires a notification for the MFN clause to apply. This decision could lead to higher taxes on dividends for Swiss companies operating in India and may jeopardize a $100 billion investment commitment under the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) deal. The Swiss government cited a lack of reciprocity in the DTAA as the reason for this significant shift in bilateral treaty dynamics.
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