Three major shares of futures have fallen by almost 9% in Dutch internationals.

As of the date of issuance, the US shares have increased their futures by 0.09% in blue, and the 500 index futures by 0.32% in pamphlet and 0.59% in NASDAQ 100 index, dominated by the Science and Technology Unit. The eurozone unemployment rate was 6.4% in December, compared to 6.4% in December, and 6.4% in December, compared with 6.4% in December, compared with 6.40% in 6.40% in January. [Corporate News] Pelican cars delivered 8250 cars in January, an increase of 58%, announced their latest delivery. In January 2024, Pelican cars delivered 8,250 new vehicles, an increase of 58%.

Optimal vehicles: delivery of 31665 new vehicles in January, an increase of 105.8 per cent compared to the previous year; ideal vehicles announced at the port terminal that, in January, a total of 31,165 new vehicles would be delivered, an increase of 105.8 per cent compared to the previous year, with a cumulative delivery of 664,529 vehicles since delivery: 10055 vehicles in January, an increase of 18.2 per cent compared with the previous month, and a decrease of 44 per cent in the ring.

On 1 February, Shell announced its financial performance for the fourth quarter of 2023. The financial statement shows that Shell Q4 adjusted net profit was $7.31 billion, down 25% from $9.81 billion in the same period the previous year, but better than the analyst’s average forecast of $6.14 billion.

Snofie stated that the fourth quarter revenue was also lower than expected, owing in part to the negative impact of exchange rate movements on sales of 7.5 percentage points. The financial statements showed that Q4 received €1,922 million, a 1.9 per cent increase over the same period. The non-GAAP share gain of €166 per unit was lower than the analyst’s forecast of €1.71 per cent.

The financial statements show a net gain of €6,658 million from silver Q4, a 5 per cent increase from the same year, lower than the analyst expected, owing to weak performance in the fixed-income trading sector. Net profits attributable to company shareholders amounted to €1.260 billion, a 30 per cent decrease from the same year. Credit loss reserves amounted to €488 million, an increase of 39 per cent from the same year. Non-interest expenditures amounted to €4,572 million, a 5 per cent increase from the same year, including restructuring and discharge costs, and a reduction in Numis-related goodwill.

Net interest income from the Netherlands International Group Q4 fell short of expectations for the fourth quarter of the Netherlands International Group, indicating that the boost effects of interest hikes are declining. Data show that net interest income from the Netherlands International Group for the fourth quarter was Euro3.88 billion ($4.2 billion), a decline of 3.8 per cent over the previous three months, compared with an average of Euro4 billion for analysts.

The latest performance of the world’s largest smartphone chip company, Beijing-time high, was announced in the morning of Thursday. Data show that revenues from smartphones grew by 16% in the same year, reversing a year-long decline.