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A must-have for U.S. stock market investments! Major events in January are previewed, and the days that impact market fluctuations are all marked out.
Looking ahead to January, numerous significant events are approaching in the US stock market, including the CES Global Consumer Electronics Show, a new round of Earnings Reports in the US stock market, Trump's inaugural speech, and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy meeting, among others.
SpaceX benefits from Trump’s "first brother" Musk, global resistance to Starlink is diminishing.
According to the media, even before Musk spent over 0.2 billion dollars to help Trump get elected, Starlink had already launched its Business plans across various countries globally. Now, people are not worried about Musk undermining state-owned telecommunications channels, but rather concerned about government officials trying to extract economic benefits from Musk's industrial complex.
Under antitrust pressure? After NVIDIA's $0.7 billion acquisition, AI startup Run:ai plans to open source their Software.
Run:ai's Software only runs on systems based on NVIDIA, which has stated that the two companies have been closely cooperating since 2010. The USA Department of Justice and the EU previously launched investigations into whether NVIDIA's acquisition of Run:ai would harm competition. Just over a week ago, the European Commission concluded that the acquisition would not hinder competition in the AI and GPU fields, approving the Trade.
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Wall Street reflects on Carter's presidency: high inflation, steady growth, abundant jobs, and rising stock market.
During Carter's presidency, high inflation continued to trouble the USA economy, yet economic growth remained at a relatively healthy level, creating 8 million jobs and reducing the budget deficit. From the start of Carter's term to Reagan's inauguration four years later, the ROI of the S&P 500 Index was 30.5%.