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Among them, employment in the service industry increased by 142,000, employment in the leisure and hotel industry recorded the largest increase since July last year, and wage growth remained unchanged from the previous month.
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Tesla's first-quarter deliveries were well below analysts' average estimate of 449,080 vehicles, with Model 3/Y deliveries falling 10% year-on-year.
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The model not only creates new drug structures but also provides detailed recipes for chemical synthesis, allowing chemists to synthesize these drugs in the laboratory.
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Tesla's U.S. stocks fell more than 7% due to lower-than-expected first-quarter delivery data, Nvidia fell nearly 2%, and the 30-year U.S. bond yield hit a new high in nearly four months.
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Tesla rose about 1%, Li Auto rose more than 4% and Xpeng Motors rose nearly 3% after the delivery data was announced. Spot gold continued to hit new highs, while Bitcoin and crude oil fell.
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Analysts say that the decisive battle between TSMC, Samsung and Intel is likely to occur at the 1nm~2nm process node, but in terms of cost, transistor performance and power efficiency, TSMC’s advantages may be weaker than they are now.
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Analysts pointed out that a recession in the U.S. economy requires one of two conditions to be met: first, a complete contraction in labor supply, and second, a significant contraction in labor demand.
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Tesla rose slightly, Nvidia fell slightly, Xpeng Motors rose more than 4%, NIO rose nearly 2%, and the EURUSD fell below 1.08 for the first time since March 1.
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The latest roadmap shows that Samsung HBM's shipments in 2026 will be 14 times that of 2023; by 2028, Samsung HBM's annual production will further increase to 23 times that of 2023.
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Nvidia fell more than 1% in early trading and then turned higher, Apple fell more than 1% in early trading, Tesla once fell more than 2%, and Meta once fell more than 1%; AI concept stock Palantir, whose rating was downgraded to sell, fell nearly 5%; Trump Media Company, which rose sharply in the two days before going public, fell 6%. In early trading, the concept stock index rose by more than 1%, Li Auto rose by more than 1%, Xpeng Motors rose by more than 4% before turning down, and NIO fell by more than 1%. updating
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The Nasdaq turned down several times in early trading. The "Seven Sisters" of technology giants had various gains and losses during the session. Only Apple did not turn down during the session, rising by more than 1% in early trading. Nvidia led the decline, and Meta fell by more than 1% in early trading. The chip stock index rebounded in early trading, with Intel rising more than 3%. Merck rose 6% in early trading, its largest intraday gain in more than two years. The China Concept Stock Index fell for five consecutive years, with Xpeng Motors falling more than 9% at one point and JD.com rising more than 3% in early trading.
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The US$27 trillion U.S. bond market will only get bigger, but the current demand for U.S. bonds is "unexpectedly" strong. Inflows into U.S. bond ETFs in the first week of March reached the highest level since 2021. This month, the scale of commercial bank purchases of U.S. bonds also increased. It was the largest two-week percentage gain since June 2020.
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Short-term short sellers are willing to pay a short-selling fee that is more than 200 times the average level of the U.S. stock market and more than 300 times the level of Apple, which shows that many people are betting that the stock price of Trump’s social media company is about to fall sharply.
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Bank of America pointed out that the computing power required for AI model training increases 275 times every two years, and the next generation of computers includes high-performance computing, edge computing, space computing, quantum computing and biological computing.
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Nvidia rose 0.8%, "Trump concept stocks" rose more than 35%, Dada fell nearly 9%, Bitcoin rose 5% during the day, and the cocoa price touched US$10,000 for the first time in history.
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The impact of Boeing's "aircraft door" has subsided, non-defense aircraft orders rebounded 24.6% month-on-month, and business investment has also increased. However, the month-on-month value of durable goods orders was further revised down to -6.9%.
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Apple, Google and Meta fell more than 1% during the session. After receiving a US$1 billion investment from a company affiliated with the Saudi sovereign wealth fund PIC, Lucid once rose by more than 20%; Fisker, another electric vehicle company, fell by nearly 30%.
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Bank of America pointed out that AI may reach an IQ of 1,500 in the next ten years, which is 18 times the average human IQ. On-device AI equipment, enhanced simulation, knowledge graph, supercomputing (HDC), and general artificial intelligence (AGI) are the five key implementations. direction.
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Japan's top foreign exchange official Makoto Kanda warned: The yen's weakness is driven by speculation and action will be taken if necessary.
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The S&P turned sharply higher during the session and may hit record highs for four consecutive days; Nvidia will rise for 11 consecutive weeks, setting another record for the longest weekly rise; FedEx rose 10% in early trading after the financial report, and Nike fell 9%, leading the decline. Index constituent stocks, Lululemon once fell nearly 20%. In early trading, the concept stock index fell nearly 2%, Xpeng Motors fell 9%, and Baidu rose nearly 4% in early trading. Pan-European stock indexes have risen for nine consecutive weeks, the longest weekly rise since 2012, and German, Italian and Western stocks have hit record highs for four consecutive days. The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note hit a new weekly low, and the two-year yield fell by more than 10 basis points for the whole week. The U.S. dollar index hit a one-month high, the British pound hit a one-month low, and Bitcoin will have its biggest weekly decline in half a year. London nickel fell to a new low in nearly four weeks, and London copper fell back, ending its five-week and two-week winning streak respectively.
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