November 15 Market Focus News

[Global Economy and How to choose a foreign exchange dealerCurrency Markets]

1. U.S. inflation dropped to 3.2% in October, leading to a rise in the Dow Jones Index.
2. Japan's GDP contracted in the third quarter, affected by inflation.
3. Asian stock markets rose due to the slowdown in U.S. inflation and Chinese stimulus measures.
4. Asian currencies strengthened and the dollar declined amid renewed expectations of the Federal Reserve pausing interest rate hikes.
5. Gold prices rose, and copper prices soared on positive sentiment from China.
   

[Companies and Stock Markets]

1. Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway adjusts its stock portfolio.
2. Airbnb attempts its first acquisition of an AI startup for less than $200 million.
3. Rolex watch prices fall to a two-year low.
4. The Treasury Department says banks will accommodate mortgage repayment issues.
5. The Urban Renewal Authority applies to build 1,750 residential units in the center of Kwun Tong, with a height of 360 meters, challenging the tallest building in Hong Kong.
   

[International Finance]

1. China and the U.S. release a statement on strengthening cooperation to address the climate crisis.
2. Huawei announces its new product, AITO M9, will debut at the Guangzhou Auto Show.
3. Buffett's Q3 moves show complete sell-off of Blizzard and General Motors shares.
4. Nvidia's stock price may be targeted by the real-life inspiration behind "The Big Short."
5. Microsoft's annual event to focus entirely on AI, bringing a "secret weapon."
6. Robin Li says Sino-US cooperation on climate issues boosts industry demand expectations, leading to a surge in photovoltaic stocks in Hong Kong.

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