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South China Morning Post Business4d05/23

Vance and Rubio emerge as early contenders to inherit Trump’s Republican Party

An early glimpse of the battle to succeed US President Donald Trump atop the Republican ticket played out last week in classic Trumpian fashion when Vice-President J.D. Vance was temporarily demoted to play press secretary. His hour-long spell fielding questions from the White House “lion’s den” press corps included statements chiding the media and the obligatory denial for ambitious politicians. “This is crazy. You guys have got to behave yourself,” he told reporters, before adding: “I’m not a.

china · asia · usa
Reddit r/eupersonalfinance4d05/23

Excluding big IPOs from passive portfolios

Hi 👋 I’m in a few all world etfs following FTSE and MSCI, anyone figured out a way to avoid exposure to spacex and other big tech IPOs? I think these are going to go into those stocks immediately at IPO and I think those stocks are totally overvalued Any tips welcome… only thing I can think of is going into value focused ETFs but I didn’t want to leave the tech sector altogether… submitted by /u/triolingo [link] [comments]

Socialeurope · usa · uk
South China Morning Post Business4d05/23war-conflict · 2/5

India raises diesel, petrol prices for third time in 8 days, amid tense US-Iran ceasefire

India’s state-run refiners raised retail prices again of diesel and petrol on Saturday to help processors cut losses on discounted sales and to control a spike in demand. Prices of both fuels rose by nearly one per cent, or less than 1 rupee, with petrol now sold at 99.51 rupees (US$1.0399) and diesel at 92.49 rupees per litre in New Delhi, according to the website of Indian Oil Corporation, the country’s largest fuel retailer. Prices vary across India due to local taxes. Smaller peers Bharat...

china · asia · iran
South China Morning Post Business4d05/23war-conflict · 2/5

Is China building the world’s largest naval support ship?

China appears to be close to launching the world’s largest naval support ship. On Thursday, the China State Shipbuilding Corporation released a picture of one of its shipyards on social media as part of a message marking a new Chinese solar term, which showed a massive hull in a dry dock in the background. The photo prompted speculation among military observers that the hull was an auxiliary ship and triggered a debate about the future logistical capabilities of the People’s Liberation Army...

china · asia
Reddit r/eupersonalfinance4d05/23

Is there some way of investing in individual US stocks using an EU domiciled financial instrument?

Holding US stocks directly as an EU citizen/resident means paying 30% dividend tax + additional financial exposure to US estate tax. At the same time, ETFs are too broad and don't allow targeted investments. Example: I want to hold NVIDIA but not TSLA. Is there some way to do this using EU domiciled products? submitted by /u/ineverfinishcake [link] [comments]

Socialeurope
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