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S&P revised its outlook on Samsung Electronics to positive and affirmed its rating at "AA-/A-1+".
2026-07-21
S&P revised its outlook on Samsung Electronics to positive and affirmed its rating at "AA-/A-1+".
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Capital Economics strategist Thomas Mathews says gold remains valuable as a hedge against large equity declines. He notes recent gold behavior looks more like a risk asset — volatility has been roughly in line with the S&P 500 and its weak showing du
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Nikkei reports Sumitomo Chemical plans to begin mass production as early as fiscal 2028 of a halide-based solid-state electrolyte for electric vehicles. The chlorine-dominant material, developed with Kyoto University and Tottori University, is intend
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