Semiconductor memory inventory for Samsung is relatively low, says analyst
SK Kim of Daiwa Securities Capital Markets discusses how Samsung might manage inventory levels.
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Volatility and weak stock market performance are dampening the IPO climate, says EY
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China's housing market troubles need a 'holistic solution' from financial regulators, says HSBC
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Fed has won the inflation battle but not the war, strategist says
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Bitcoin's long-term fundamentals are 'quite good,' says Anthony Scaramucci
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The Pre-Markets Rundown: Aug. 15, 2022
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Thailand's central bank is unlikely to raise rates aggressively, says financial services firm
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Japan is unlikely to see a coming recession, says strategist
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Pace of China's economic recovery remains uncertain, says Goldman Sachs
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JUST Capital: 55% of Russell 1000 companies disclose racial and ethnic workforce data
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Knight Frank sees Dubai property price growth at around 12% year-on-year
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The challenge for Malaysia's economy will be the fourth quarter of 2022, says finance minister
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'We're all worried about more confrontation' between Iran and others, says the U.S. special envoy for Yemen
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'The United States is not going anywhere,' says special envoy Tim Lenderking of the Middle East
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We've made significant progress in Yemen, says special envoy Tim Lenderking
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There are new opportunities in China's property market despite industry troubles, says real estate firm
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Inflation in Asia has 'absolutely' peaked, says Morgan Stanley economist
