Three major shares indicate that futures have gone up or down, and the AMD has fallen by almost 7%.

As of the date of issuance, US shares have increased by 0.07% on futures, mainly in blue, and by 0.55% on the 500 index futures, and by 1.26% on the 100 NASDAQ index, which is dominated by the science and technology unit. The popular stock market has fallen by 0.11% on the DAX index in Germany, at the cut-off date, and by 0.04% on the CAC 40 index in France, and 0.04% on the 100 index when the UK is rich.

[Financial News] The Fed’s “Stand-At-Stand-Stand-At-Stand-At-At-At-At-At-At-At-At-At-At-At-At-A. The Wall Street Bank collectively expects that the Fed will maintain its benchmark rates for four consecutive interest-rate meetings, but these banks expect that the Fed may not send a clear signal and point of time for the upcoming reduction. At the upcoming two-day monetary-policy meeting, the Federal Reserve’s Open Markets Commission (FOMC) probably maintained interest rates between 5.25 and 5.5%, the 22-year high point that was first reached in July.

Interest rate decisions and related statements will be published in Washington, D.C., at 2 p.m. (Beijing time, Thursday, 3 a.m.) US Federal Reserve Chairman Powell will attend a press conference 30 minutes after the announcement of the interest rate resolution and related statements. Wall Street analysts generally suggest that the Fed may not disclose schedules related to interest reduction, but it may be possible to adjust the FOMC policy statement to recognize positive anti-inflationary developments, and that Powell may transmit to the press conference a consensus view of officials on interest reduction that may have some important clues about interest reduction.

[Corporate News] Glaxo Skeeter Q4 increased its revenue by 15% over the same period. On 31 January, Glaxo Skeeter announced its financial performance for the fourth quarter of 2023 and the year as a whole. Upgraded by the new respiratory syndrovirus (RSV) vaccine and other anticipated drug sales, Glaxo Skell updated its long-term outlook. The financial report shows that Glaxo Skell Q4 received 8052 million, an increase of 15% (lower) compared to the fixed exchange rate; and 8032 million, an increase of 17%, after the elimination of the new crown pneumonia-related operations.

The net profit of Nomura Holding Q3 fell by 24 per cent on a year-on-year basis, with Nomura Holdings, Japan's largest broker and investment bank, announced on Wednesday that the net profit for the third fiscal season was 50.5 billion yen ($342 million), a 24 per cent decline from the same period of the previous year, when the Bank earned 28 billion yen for selling part of the shares of a related company.

Singapore’s regulators conducted an in-depth review of Grab’s purchase of Trans-cab transactions on Wednesday, the Singapore Competition and Consumer Commission (CCCS) indicated that an in-depth review of the purchase of Trans-cab, Singapore’s third largest taxi operator, by CyberRob Holdings. Grab announced last July his intention to acquire Trans-cab, including more than 2,500 taxis and private rental convoys owned by Trans-cab.

The fourth-quarter financial report released by Santander Bank exceeded the analyst’s expectations, with additional clients increasing their loan revenues, thus compensating for higher loan loss reserves. The financial statements show that the Bank’s total income for the fourth quarter increased from Euro1.352 billion to Euro14.55 billion over the same period last year, with the market projected at Euro14.58 billion; net profits of Euro2.93 billion ($3.17 billion) were higher than the analyst’s forecast of Euro2.56 billion.

According to sources, Aaron offered to buy all of Paramount’s globally issued shares for $14.3 billion. Nasdak’s proposed reduction of hundreds of people and integration of the software provider Adenza’s operation Nazdak’s plan to lay off hundreds of people and integrate the software provider Adenza with its software provider Adenza into its operations.

According to sources, NASDAQ is considering reducing some posts and possibly reallocating others to minimize staff reductions. According to sources, NASDAQ is expected to integrate Adenza’s offices in New York and London into its own offices. NASDAQ’s restructuring is global and aims to streamline operations.

Wal-Mart’s “one-by-one” stock-dismantling scheme, announced on Tuesday, US retail giant Wal-Mart’s local-time split of shares, with a proposed “one-by-three” share-dismantling ratio, is currently at a slightly lower share price than ever before. Wal-Mart’s statement states that additional stocks will be paid to registered shareholders as of February 23, when the United States shares are closed. Wal-Mart’s shares will start trading on February 26, on the basis of the cut-off.

A combined package would reduce the staff of 12,000 people by a combined package of the world’s largest parcel delivery company, and explore strategic options for a more volatile freight-brokering business, Coyote. Prior to that, the company expected a year-round harvest lower than Wall Street’s target.

Starbucks Q1 was not as good as expected in the early morning hours of January 31, Beijing time, and Starbucks announced its performance for the first quarter of the 2024 fiscal year, with neither its revenues nor its revenues meeting market expectations, including domestic and international sales in the United States.

The financial statements show that the company's Q1 sales amounted to a record $9.4 billion, an increase of 8 per cent over the same year, but did not meet the analysts'expectations of $9.6 billion; net revenue was $1.02 billion, compared with $855.2 million over the same period in the previous year, an increase of 19.3 per cent over the previous year; per share was $0.90 as compared to $0.74 over the same period in the previous year, and the market was expected to earn $0.93 per share.

The financial statements showed that AMD collected $6.2 billion in the fourth quarter, an increase of 10.7 per cent over the previous year, exceeding market expectations; net profits of $667 million, compared with $21 million in the same period in the previous year; and after-disbursement gains of $0.41 per share, compared with $0.01 in the same period in the previous year.