All three are going up and down. Arm is going up and down by over 20%.

The US shares are up by 0.02% on futures up to the time of the release, mainly in blue; the P5 index falls by 0.05%; and the NASDAQ 100 index, dominated by the Science and Technology Unit, is up by 0.04%; the European stock market is up by 0.16% on the DAX index at the time of the submission; the French CAC 40 index is up by 0.44%; and the UK 100 index is up by 0.27%.

[Financial News] Goldman Sachs: The global economy is expected to grow by 2.8 per cent in 2024. Global real GDP is projected to grow by 2.8 per cent in 2024, reflecting strong real household income growth, a gradual recovery in manufacturing activity, and a start to lower interest rates as inflation cools. Goldman Sachs is projected to fall to 2.25 per cent globally by the end of 2024, as core commodity inflation continues to decline, housing inflation falls further, and service inflation and wage growth will continue to slow to reflect improvements in the global supply-demand balance.

The firm also gave strong outlook for the next fiscal season, with a projected quarterly harvest of $850 million to $900 million by the end of March, exceeding the analyst’s estimate of $778 million. Anselomatar Q4 is a profit-and-loss, and steel demand is expected to increase in the fourth quarter of Anselematar’s performance on Thursday. The financial statements show that the company’s Q4 battalion fell from $16.89 billion in the same period the previous year to $14.55 billion; the net loss attributable to the parent company’s shareholders was $2.97 billion, compared to $261 million in the same period in the previous year; and the basic loss per share was $357, compared to a profit of $0.30 in the same period in the previous year.

The net profit attributable to the shareholders of the parent company after the adjustment was $982 million, or $1.18 per share, compared with $1.19 billion for the same period in the previous year, or $137 per share. The EBITDA slightly increased from $1,258 million in the previous year to $1,266 million, higher than the analyst's estimate of $1.23 billion.

Unilever Q4 sales grew for the first time in more than two years by launching a Euro1.5 billion equity buy-back programme, with inflation easing driving more consumption. Unilever’s sales in the fourth quarter grew for the first time in more than two years, while the company launched a Euro1.5 billion ($1.6 billion) equity buy-back programme. However, its CEO said that overall performance still needed to be improved.

Basic prices grew by 2.8% less than the analysts expected, and basic turnover grew by 1.8%, the first increase since the second quarter of 2021, higher than market expectations. The Automated Shareholders in Time of Passage endorsed the Ascent’s offer of about $1.7 billion, which, according to informed sources, the Automated Time Shareholders voted in favour of the $1.66 billion acquisition offer made by the Private Equity Corporation, AscentCapital PartnersLtd.

According to the sources, nearly 90% of the shareholders who voted on Thursday supported Ascent’s offer. The sources added that Ascent’s acquisition might still need approval from China’s regulatory agencies. The financial statements show that Honda’s business profits are expected to reach 1.25 trillion yen in fiscal year 2024, 50 billion yen higher than previously anticipated, and the market is expected to reach 1.271 billion yen. In addition, the company has increased its performance guidelines to 20.2 trillion yen, 200 billion yen higher than previously anticipated, and 960 billion yen, or 30 billion yen, higher than previously expected.

The second largest IPO in the US stock company this year! Kyverna raised $319 million on the market tonight. Kyverna Therapeutics Inc. raised $319 million in the United States’ first public equity fund-raising (IPO) at a higher price than the previous pricing range. The company is expected to be listed on Thursday in NASDAQ, with the stock code KYTX. According to the statement, the biotechnology company, supported by Bain’s capital, sold 14.5 million shares on Wednesday at $22 per stock.

This release was led by Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, LeerinkPartners, and the Rich Bank. General Motors will spend $19 billion on LG chemistry for electric car battery materials over the next decade. General Motors Wednesday said that it was planned to spend $19 billion on critical materials needed to purchase electric car batteries from LG chemistry over the next decade or so.

According to a new supply agreement between the parties, from 2026 to 2035, LG chemistry will supply more than 500,000 tons of positive materials, including nickel, cobalt, manganese, and aluminium, to general-purpose vehicles. These supplies will be sufficient to meet the demand for 5 million electric vehicles that travel more than 300 miles.

The overall operating profit was $3.876 billion, an increase of 37 per cent over the previous year, which was better than the analyst's projection of $3.30 billion; the adjusted return per share was $1.22, an increase of 23 per cent over the same period, which was better than the analyst's projection of $0.99.