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Mark Dittli retweeted
Die schwächsten Segmente des Anleihemarkts zeigen Stresssymptome. Auch bei den finanzkräftigen Hyperscalern werden die Bondinvestoren etwas vorsichtiger. themarket.ch/makro-maerkte/r…
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Der Schokoladenhersteller entlässt nach schwierigen Monaten CEO Adalbert Lechner. Damit ist es nicht getan, es braucht einen richtigen Neuanfang. themarket.ch/unternehmen/lin…
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Today, we had important talks with our American partners and with our other partners from Europe. Steve Witkoff was also here with us in Oslo, and Jared Kushner joined us online. Ukraine immediately supported American proposal for an energy ceasefire. But Russia responded by continuing its attacks. We offered different options. We are ready not to hit sensitive parts of Russia’s energy sector if Russia stops hitting ours. Putin said no. But we’re working to find a solution. We have some clear ideas on how to get to peace. And we are united with our European partners in this effort, and we want the Americans to take these ideas to the Russians. One of the important ideas is to move to a potential trilateral meeting of the leaders to address the issues that only the leaders can do. Steve is going to Russia tomorrow. Let’s see what Putin has to say. Thank you to everyone who stands with Ukraine and stands for peace. From a joint press conference with Jonas Gahr Støre and Alex Stubb.
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🥴🤡Honestly speaking, Russia, overall, has behaved adequately toward Ukraine. — Trump
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Here’s what @elonmusk and others keep missing: Russia can end this war by stopping its invasion. Ukraine can’t end it by surrendering without losing its freedom. Telling Ukrainians to stop defending themselves because fighting costs lives rewards the country killing them. If your “solution” demands courage from the invaded and nothing from the invader, that’s peak weakness. And you need to stop pretending to be some alpha
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Mark Dittli retweeted
Sorgen um KI-Profiteure wie CoreWeave rücken an den Börsen andere Sektoren in den Fokus. Die Schweizer Börse ist gut positioniert, um zu profitieren. themarket.ch/makro-maerkte/a…
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Viele Anleger betrachten vor dem Aktienkauf den historischen Kursverlauf. Ein einfaches Konzept zeigt die technische Attraktivität von Titeln und Indizes. themarket.ch/makro-maerkte/w…
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Der Ölpreis gibt Aktien von Energiekonzernen Schub. Der Sektor ist angesichts geopolitischer Risiken und Versorgungsengpässen gefragt. Soll man noch einsteigen? themarket.ch/makro-maerkte/d…
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Tell that, Mr @SecWar, to the families of 44 Polish soldiers who died securing the tough Ghazni province.
Hegseth on Afghanistan: I was a captain in Afghanistan, and we would go to the headquarters in Kabul, and there would be 50 flags at the headquarters. It was a beautiful thing to see 50 different countries contributing to the NATO alliance and the ISAF mission there. Except there were like maybe five that contributed. It was actually closer to one or two that, by the end, were actually involved in kinetic operations. In fact, the ISAF patch, we would joke that it meant "I Saw Americans Fighting."
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Over 1100 non-American soldiers from 31 US-allied countries were killed fighting in Afghanistan, approximately 1/3 of the total combat deaths. t.co/x4tGhxJiFG
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"According to analysis conducted by the Financial Times, 24 ships were hit in the two weeks to 11 October, the most intense period of attacks in the entirety of the war. It is almost double the second worst period, when in the first two weeks of the war in March, 13 ships were hit. 'Iran may be developing its anti-ship missile capabilities to improve its ability to target vessels,' the Institute for the Study of War said." Bet you'll never guess who's helping Iran develop its anti-ship missile capabilities... The Strait remains perilous, oil hits $100 a barrel, and the country helping America's adversary in the Gulf gets sanctions lift, while the country helping to protect U.S. forces there from drone attacks gets its air defense system degraded. uk.news.yahoo.com/disturbing…
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Die Hausse an den US-Börsen feiert den 4. Geburtstag. Für die Avancen sind KI-Aktien massgeblich verantwortlich. Diese Abhängigkeit bringt Gefahren mit sich. themarket.ch/makro-maerkte/d…
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Die Anleihenrenditen streben weltweit rasant nach oben. Warum die Finanzmärkte nervös sind, wo Gefahren für Aktien lauern und was das für Anleger bedeutet. themarket.ch/makro-maerkte/b…
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September's Chinese exports were exceptionally strong 1/
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The optics of today's September core CPI reading out of the US are bad (pink). This is the last thing global bond markets needed. Prior to this number, it looked like the global bond sell-off was calming, but now bond markets are catching on fire again... robinjbrooks.substack.com/p/…
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The Market hat die wichtigsten Börsen nach Titeln mit hohem Momentum abgeklopft. Technologiewerte dominieren, grösster Aufsteiger ist aber ein anderer Sektor. themarket.ch/unternehmen/das…
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Edelmetalle verhalten sich rastlos. Minenaktien reagieren darauf mit ausgeprägten Schwankungen. Fundamental sind die Perspektiven für die Branche aber intakt. themarket.ch/makro-maerkte/g…
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