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China’s Moore Threads IPO, Nvidia-China chip tensions, Singapore investment giants, US gas driller dispute...
Vendredi 5 décembre 2025 à 05:50
Economy & Financial Markets: Global Moves and Investment Trends
Shanghai’s Moore Threads surges 400% after $1.1 billion IPO
CNBC reports that shares of Chinese chipmaker Moore Threads soared by over 400% on its debut trading day in Shanghai, following its $1.1 billion initial public offering. The strong market response underscores robust local investor appetite for domestic tech champions, particularly amid ongoing US-China technology tensions and restrictions. The performance is emblematic of how Chinese equity markets can dramatically reward high-profile tech listings, especially those positioned as local alternatives to American giants.
CNBC
Singapore’s sovereign wealth funds lag global peers
The Financial Times examines the recent performance of Temasek and GIC, Singapore’s flagship investment institutions, noting that their returns have lagged behind leading global sovereign wealth funds. The report highlights strategic challenges and questions about whether these funds’ traditionally cautious approaches are sufficient in a rapidly evolving investment landscape.
Financial Times
SoFi stock tumbles on $1.5 billion share sale news
CNBC details how SoFi’s share price dropped after the fintech firm announced a $1.5 billion stock sale, following a period in which its market capitalization nearly doubled. The move signals management’s intent to capitalize on recent price momentum to strengthen its balance sheet, though investors reacted negatively on dilution concerns.
CNBC
Ulta raises forecasts and beats Wall Street expectations
CNBC highlights that beauty retailer Ulta’s shares jumped after it beat third-quarter earnings expectations and raised its sales and earnings outlook for the second consecutive quarter. The company’s performance signals ongoing resilience in the consumer discretionary sector, with management attributing growth to robust demand across product categories.
CNBC
Europe’s equity market structure shows surprising resilience
Politico Europe analyzes the underlying strength of European equity markets, arguing that despite investor skepticism, the continent’s market structure is more robust than often perceived. The article points to regulatory reforms and deepening capital markets as key factors contributing to this resilience, positioning Europe as a stable destination for global capital.
Politico Europe
Market sentiment swings from oversold to overbought
According to CNBC, US stock markets have experienced a dramatic shift in investor sentiment, moving rapidly from oversold conditions to overbought territory. The report discusses implications for short-term trading strategies and highlights bullish cases for specific sectors such as energy, referencing the ongoing optimism surrounding GE Vernova.
CNBC
Cantor sharply cuts Strategy price target but urges calm
The Financial Times reports that Cantor reduced its price target for Strategy by 60%, yet the firm maintains that market fears are overblown. The article explores the rationale behind the downgrade, noting that Cantor’s stance reflects a cautious outlook but also a belief that fundamentals remain intact.
Financial Times
Inflationary pressures and weakening institutions
A Financial Times analysis catalogues a "satanic list" of inflationary factors, pointing to the weakening of key institutions as a significant driver of persistent price pressures. The piece connects macroeconomic instability to governance challenges and highlights the risk of entrenched inflation expectations if institutional credibility erodes further.
Financial Times
International Affairs & Policy: Geopolitics and Investment
US bipartisan bill aims to block Nvidia sales of advanced chips to China
Both the Financial Times and CNBC report on a bipartisan effort in the US Senate to block Nvidia’s sales of advanced AI chips to China. The proposed legislation is part of a broader push to restrict Beijing’s access to critical technology, reflecting deepening strategic and economic rivalry between the two superpowers. The coverage highlights investor concerns over potential revenue impacts for Nvidia and wider implications for the global semiconductor supply chain.
Financial Times
Financial Times
US PE firm halts gas driller sale amid Abu Dhabi fund lawsuit
The Financial Times reveals that a major US private equity firm has paused the sale of a gas drilling business following a lawsuit from an Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund. The dispute underscores the complex conflicts that can emerge when investment groups transact assets between affiliated funds, raising broader questions about transparency and aligned interests in cross-border deals.
Financial Times
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