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airlines reduce services to china amid low demand and rising costs
Airlines are significantly reducing services to China due to low demand and high operational costs, with major carriers like British Airways and Qantas withdrawing entirely. In contrast, Chinese airlines are increasing their presence, operating 82% of flights between China and Europe this winter, despite the challenging market conditions. The situation is expected to worsen before it improves, as international interest in China remains low.
high net worth individuals drive art market recovery in 2024
High net worth individuals (HNWIs) are increasingly active in the art market, with median spending on art and antiques at $25,555 in early 2024. Notably, HNWIs in mainland China reported the highest median expenditure at $97,000, reflecting a strong post-lockdown recovery. The survey indicates a shift towards purchasing from new galleries and emerging artists, with a growing representation of female artists in collections.
mainland china dominates global art spending and future purchasing intentions
Mainland China has emerged as the top spender in art, with high net worth individuals averaging $97,000 in expenditures, significantly outpacing France ($38,000) and other markets. Looking ahead, 70% of collectors in China plan to purchase more artworks in the next year, leading a global trend where 43% of HNWIs intend to expand their collections.
suzlon energy rises in global wind turbine market amid chinese dominance
Chinese companies dominate the global wind turbine market, securing 82 percent of orders in the first half of 2024, driven by substantial domestic installations. However, Suzlon Energy from India is emerging as a notable player, enhancing its presence in this competitive industry.
China maintains policy rate after significant funding cost reduction
China's central bank has opted to maintain its one-year policy rate at 2%, following a significant reduction in funding costs last month. This decision reflects a cautious approach to monetary stimulus aimed at supporting the economy, as the People’s Bank of China drained a net 89 billion yuan ($12.5 billion) in October. Most economists anticipated the rate would remain unchanged.
Amphenol Corporation sees positive outlook from UBS amid global sales growth
Amphenol Corporation focuses on designing, manufacturing, and marketing connectors, interconnection systems, and wiring products. Its net sales are distributed geographically, with 35.1% from the United States, 23% from China, and 41.9% from other regions. UBS expresses optimism regarding the company's prospects.
Amphenol Corporation, a leader in connectors, interconnect systems, and cabling products, has received a Buy rating from UBS. The company's net sales are distributed geographically, with 35.1% from the United States, 23% from China, and 41.9% from other regions.
eBay maintains strong market position with diverse global sales channels
eBay Inc. is a leading online marketplace that facilitates buying and selling transactions for individuals and businesses through various platforms, including ebay.com, half.com, and kijiji.com. The company's net sales are primarily generated from the United States (50.2%), followed by the United Kingdom (15.9%), China (10.2%), Germany (9.6%), and other regions (14.1%). UBS has reiterated its neutral rating on the company.
lam research corporation receives buy rating from ubs amid strong sales growth
Lam Research Corporation has received a buy rating from UBS. The company focuses on integrated circuit manufacturing equipment for the semiconductor industry, with net sales comprising 59.9% from product sales and 40.1% from support services. Geographically, 42.2% of sales come from China, followed by Korea (19.3%), Taiwan (11.2%), Japan (10%), the United States (7.4%), Asia (5.2%), and Europe (4.7%).
high net worth collectors adapt to changing art market trends in 2024
The 2024 Art Basel and UBS Survey reveals that high-net-worth collectors continue to invest in art despite economic challenges, with global imports of art and antiques rising 6% to $33 billion. Spending patterns show a decline in average expenditure, particularly among millennials, while interest in new and emerging artists is growing, with 52% of HNWIs' spending directed towards them. The share of works by female artists in collections has reached a seven-year high at 44%, reflecting a significant shift in collector preferences.