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Rolls-Royce launches its first electric car. The founder's prediction came true 120 years ago.
Rolls-Royce on Thursday unveiled its first all-electric car, the Spectre, which will be road tested in December and delivered to customers for the first time in 2023. According to reports, this pure electric Rolls-Royce will conduct a road test around the world, with a cumulative mileage expected to reach 2.5 million km. The all-electric car will be the beginning of Rolls-Royce's full electrification, which Rolls-Royce CEO Toaston Muller says will be fully electrified by 2030. This is a milestone in the history of Rolls-Royce, and incredibly, one of the founders of the brand
The Fed said on hold that it might slow down its bond purchases soon.
The Fed kept its benchmark interest rate near zero on Wednesday, but said it could raise rates earlier than expected and sharply cut its economic forecasts for this year. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) released its latest interest rate decision on Wednesday local time, leaving the benchmark interest rate unchanged in the range of 0% 0.25%, in line with market expectations. The Fed statement said it may soon slow the pace of bond purchases. The rise in inflation largely reflects temporary factors. "if things go roughly as expected, the committee believes that the pace of asset purchases may slow soon," the statement said. " But there's no sign that
Is Biden raising taxes? Wall Street also doesn't agree
Worried about how US President Joe Biden's tax increase plan might affect company profits? Even professional forecasters disagree on this. According to the latest survey, of the 15 strategists who provided earnings forecasts for S&P 500 constituent stock companies in 2022, only one-third considered the impact of tax rate increases. Nearly half of the respondents said their data did not assume any tax increases, and two did not specify which faction they belong to. For investors, it all boils down to a question: has the risk been digested by the market? If not, these sky-high valuations might seem even more unreasonable.
Sources say that private equity giant TPG is preparing an IPO valuation that could reach tens of billions of dollars.
Private equity giant TPG has hired JPMorgan Chase & Co and Goldman Sachs Group to help it prepare for IPO, according to people familiar with the matter. TPG has not made a final decision on IPO and its plans may still change, the person said. It was reported in June that TPG was in the early stages of considering a public offering, which could be valued at about $10 billion. The company considered two options at the time, either through a direct IPO or through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), and now chose the former. According to people familiar with the matter, the company is drafting documents that it plans to file with regulators in the coming weeks.
Japan plans to increase subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles
It is reported that Japan's Ministry of economy, Trade and Industry will increase subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid vehicles and fuel cell vehicles. The Ministry of economy, Trade and Industry will seek a budget of 33.5 billion yen for the 2022 fiscal year, twice the budget for the current fiscal year. Details will be worked out later, but the department is considering raising the level of subsidies to bring prices in line with gasoline cars. The government currently provides a subsidy of up to 600000 yen per electric vehicle, while the subsidy for plug-in hybrid vehicles and fuel cell vehicles is 300000 yen and 2.5 million yen respectively.
Pre-market: "terrorist data" hit Dow futures up 0.1%
Us stock index futures rose slightly before Friday, as the market focused on "scary data"-US retail sales, as well as comments by the Fed's "number three" and New York Fed chairman William Williams. As of press time, Dow futures are up 0.1%, S & P 500 futures are up 0.2%, and Nasdaq futures are up 0.2%. The FTSE 100th index in the UK rose 0.1 per cent, Germany's DAX index fell 0.2 per cent and France's CAC-40 index fell 0.7 per cent. The dollar strengthened on Friday and is expected to record its best weekly performance in about a month. Investors are worried about a faster rise in interest rates in the United States, so they buy dollars, plus those infected with the epidemic.
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