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  • China refiner Yanchang Petroleum shuns Russian oil in latest tender, traders say

    China refiner Yanchang Petroleum shuns Russian oil in latest tender, traders say

    SINGAPORE, Nov 11 (Reuters) – Chinese provincial government-backed refiner Yanchang Petroleum is avoiding Russian oil in its latest crude oil tender for deliveries between December and mid-February，two traders with knowledge of the matter said on Tuesday.

    Yanchang, located in the landlocked northern province of Shaanxi, has been a regular buyer of Russian oil, typically taking in one shipment per month, usually Far East export grade ESPO blend or Sokol, one of the traders said.

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    Yanchang did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

    A raft of recent western sanctions on Russian oil shipments, including U.S. measures last month against Moscow’s top two exporters, has led China’s state oil companies and some Indian refiners to avoid buying Russian oil due to concerns about falling foul of secondary sanctions.

    China and India are Russia’s top oil export markets.

    Yanchang, which can process 348,000 barrels of crude per day, is one of the largest refiners in inland China and is entitled to an annual import quota of 3.6 million metric tons or 26 million barrels.

    The refiner typically receives imported crude from Tianjin port, near Beijing, where the oil is shipped to it by rail.

    Reporting by Chen Aizhu and Florence Tan; Additional reporting by Siyi Liu; Editing by Himani Sarkar and Tony Munroe

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  • Ireland’s construction slump eases as contraction enters sixth month

    (Alliance News) – Ireland’s construction activity continued to fall in October, though commercial construction returned to growth in contrast to the other sub sectors, S&P Global reported Tuesday.

    The AIB Ireland construction purchasing managers’ index rose to 48.1 in October from 43.7 in September.

    A reading above the 50.0 neutral mark indicates an overall increase in business activity from the previous month, while a reading below signals a contraction.

    Although the latest figure indicates that the downturn in Ireland’s construction sector has eased with the softest decline in activity recorded since June, contraction nonetheless has extended into the sixth successive month.

    “The sectoral breakdown showed a divergence in performance among the three sub sectors. Commercial construction activity ended its two-month period of contraction, returning to growth, albeit marginally last month. Civil engineering continued to post declining activity levels, but at a less severe rate compared to September. In contrast, residential activity saw an acceleration in the pace of contraction,” said John Fahey, AIB senior economist.

    Furthermore, staffing levels in the sector fell for the second month running, as input costs rose sharply with firms citing higher fuel and raw material costs.

    “There were signs of stabilisation in new orders in October. The latest decline was only marginal and the weakest in the current three-month sequence of contraction as some firms reported being busier,” S&P Global explained.

    Looking ahead, optimism regarding the possibility of increasing activity levels over the next twelve months improved to the highest level since June, with 29% of those questioned anticipating an increase in output.

    S&P Global compiles the PMI each month using survey responses from a panel of around 150 construction companies.

    By Elijah Dale, Alliance News senior reporter Asia-Pacific

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  • Sony raises profit forecast after earnings beat, boosted by Music and Imaging divisions

    Sony raises profit forecast after earnings beat, boosted by Music and Imaging divisions

    The Sony Group Corp. logo displayed on a screen at the Combined Exhibition of Advanced Technologies (Ceatec) in Chiba, Japan, on Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2024.

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    Sony Group on Tuesday reported an increase in its second-quarter operating profit that beat expectations, while announcing a share buyback of up to 100 billion Japanese yen ($648 million).

    Here are Sony’s second-quarter results compared with LSEG SmartEstimates, which are weighted toward forecasts from analysts who are more consistently accurate: 

    • Revenue: 3.108 trillion Japanese yen vs. 2.985 trillion yen expected
    • Operating profit: 429 billion yen vs. 398.44 billion yen expected

    Sony’s operating profit jumped 10% compared to the same period last year, while revenues were up 5% 

    The Japanese technology giant said it now expects operating profit for its fiscal year to increase by 100 billion yen, or 8% above its previous forecast, driven by gains from its Imaging & Sensing Solutions and Music segments. The company also raised its annual revenue outlook by 300 billion yen, or 3%. 

    That came as Sony saw strength in its game and network services division, which houses its popular PlayStation home console brand. Representing Sony’s top revenue driver, the division posted sales of 1.113 trillion yen, up 3.9% year over year.

    Game and network services have performed well in recent quarters thanks to a shift to digital game purchases and the PlayStation Plus subscription service. Growth in hardware shipments has been comparably muted.

    The company also saw substantial growth in its music business — its second-largest segment — with sales up over 20% from the same period last year. Revenue from its Imaging & Sensing Solutions business also grew 14.75%.

    KPop Demon Hunters

    Despite the strong showing, its picture business sales shrank about 2.75% year over year. That was despite Sony Pictures Animation being behind this year’s smash hit production, KPop Demon Hunters, which premiered on June 20. 

    The film, which was produced by Sony, has reportedly become the most popular Netflix film ever, and continues to break streaming records, even for its original soundtrack. 

    Despite the success, Sony has missed much of this upside due to selling the film’s exclusive rights to Netflix.

    While the exact details of the deal are unknown, it was reported that Sony made an initial $25 million profit from producing the film for Netflix.

    Netflix saw KPop Demon Hunters drive significant viewership and even contribute to its 17% revenue jump in its September quarter.

    However, in a bright spot for Sony, a sequel to the movie has already been confirmed, with Netflix reportedly providing the Japanese company a $15 million cash bonus for the first film’s performance. 

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  • New drug combination gains Fast Track Designation for metastatic colorectal cancer

    New drug combination gains Fast Track Designation for metastatic colorectal cancer

    The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted Fast Track Designation to a new drug combination for metastatic colorectal cancer, following encouraging results from a clinical trial led in part by the University of Oklahoma Health Stephenson Cancer Center. The treatment offers potential hope for patients whose tumors lack a key DNA repair protein called ATM.

    The drug combination pairs alnodesertib, a targeted therapy that blocks cancer cells’ ability to repair DNA damage, and a low dose of irinotecan, a chemotherapy drug that causes that damage. Together, the drugs exploit a weakness in cancer cells that are already deficient in the ATM protein.

    In the trial, a substantial number of patients with ATM-deficient tumors who received the treatment experienced reductions in the size of their cancers.

    “We consider this a triple hit because we target the cancer in three different ways. We target the right tumor (those with ATM deficiency) and then we attack it with two treatments that work synergistically, one that damages the DNA and the other that prevents the cancer cell from repairing the DNA and surviviving,” said Susanna Ulahannan, M.D., OU Health oncologist and associate professor in the OU College of Medicine, who was the national principal investigator for the cohort of colorectal cancer patients. “The treatment responses we have seen are very exciting, and they are in a patient group that has very few options.”

    Like other forms of chemotherapy, irinotecan damages the DNA of cancer cells. Normally, a protein called ATR would try to repair that damage before the cells divide again. But alnodesertib, an ATR inhibitor, blocks the repair signal, preventing cancer cells from recovering and multiplying. This mechanism is particularly effective in cancers that already have defective repair systems, such as those lacking ATM.

    The drug combination’s Fast Track Designation is for patients who have already received at least two rounds of other colorectal cancer treatments that have not been effective. Alnodesertib is from Artios Pharma Limited and was tested in the STELLA clinical trial.

    According to the American Cancer Society, more than 154,000 people will be diagnosed with colorectal cancer in 2025, and 52,000 people are expected to die from the disease. The lifetime risk of developing colorectal cancer is 1 in 24 for men and 1 in 26 for women.

    We have had only two good treatment options for metastatic colorectal cancer, so there is a very high unmet need. While colorectal cancer overall is declining, it is increasing in people under 50. We are seeing young, otherwise healthy patients who have limited treatment options. This clinical trial has produced very promising results.”


    Susanna Ulahannan, M.D., OU Health oncologist and associate professor, OU College of Medicine

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  • Everything You Need To Know Ahead Of Earnings

    Everything You Need To Know Ahead Of Earnings

    Networking technology giant Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO) will be reporting earnings this Wednesday afternoon. Here’s what to look for.

    Cisco met analysts’ revenue expectations last quarter, reporting revenues of $14.67 billion, up 7.6% year on year. It was a mixed quarter for the company, with revenue guidance for next quarter slightly topping analysts’ expectations but billings in line with analysts’ estimates.

    Is Cisco a buy or sell going into earnings? Read our full analysis here, it’s free for active Edge members.

    This quarter, analysts are expecting Cisco’s revenue to grow 6.7% year on year to $14.76 billion, a reversal from the 5.6% decrease it recorded in the same quarter last year. Adjusted earnings are expected to come in at $0.98 per share.

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    Analysts covering the company have generally reconfirmed their estimates over the last 30 days, suggesting they anticipate the business to stay the course heading into earnings. Cisco has a history of exceeding Wall Street’s expectations, beating revenue estimates every single time over the past two years by 0.6% on average.

    Looking at Cisco’s peers in the it services & other tech segment, some have already reported their Q3 results, giving us a hint as to what we can expect. Applied Digital delivered year-on-year revenue growth of 84.3%, beating analysts’ expectations by 17.6%, and IonQ reported revenues up 222%, topping estimates by 47.8%. Applied Digital traded up 16.1% following the results while IonQ was also up 3.7%.

    Read our full analysis of Applied Digital’s results here and IonQ’s results here.

    Investors in the it services & other tech segment have had fairly steady hands going into earnings, with share prices down 1.3% on average over the last month. Cisco is up 6.9% during the same time and is heading into earnings with an average analyst price target of $76.96 (compared to the current share price of $72.11).

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  • The all-new Hyundai VENUE and Hyundai VENUE N Line Make Their Global Debut

    Assertive Exteriors:

    The all-new Hyundai VENUE commands the road with its confident stance, powerful unique language and a striking presence. The SUV’s confident stance is underscored by its taller and wider body dimensions, reinforcing a powerful and unique SUV imagery.

    Key Exterior highlights:

    • Dimensions (mm): 3995 (Length) * 1800 (Width) * 1665 (Height) * 2520 (Wheelbase)
    • Taller and Wider Dimensions (48 mm taller and 30 mm wider than the existing VENUE)
    • Quad beam LED headlamps
    • Twin horn LED DRLs
    • Horizon LED positioning lamp
    • Rear horizon LED tail lamps
    • Dark chrome radiator grille
    • Bridge type roof rails
    • Signature C-pillar garnish
    • In-Glass VENUE emblem

    Stylish Interiors:

    The interiors of the all-new Hyundai VENUE are designed to offer a connected lifestyle-first experience. It redefines urban driving with its stylish and spacious interiors, blending modern design and premium materials. Thoughtfully crafted for comfort and versatility, it offers ample room for both front and rear passengers, crafting each journey as a testament to refined elegance and smart design

    Key Interior Highlights:

    • Long wheelbase – 2520mm (20 mm longer than the existing VENUE)
    • Dual 62.5 cm (12.3” + 12.3”) Curved Panoramic displays
    • Rear window sunshade
    • Dual tone leather^ seats with VENUE branding
    • Coffee table centre console with Surround ambient lighting
    • Ambient lighting (Moon white) on crash pad
    • Terrazzo-textured crash pad finish
    • Premium leather^ armrest
    • D-Cut steering wheel
    • Electric 4-way driver seats
    • 2-Step reclining rear seats
    • Rear AC vents

    Trailblazing Technology:

    The all-new Hyundai VENUE is a leap forward in connected technology, redefining in-car convenience and digital experiences. With the debut of Hyundai’s advanced ccNC (Connected Car Navigation Cockpit) accelerated by NVIDIA, the all-new Hyundai VENUE comes with a stunning 31.24 cm (12.3”) ccNC Navigation system that puts the world at your fingertips. The new compact SUV isn’t just a car, it’s your personalized entertainment hub, your tech-savvy co-pilot and your gateway to seamless innovation.

    Key Technology Highlights:

    • 31.24 cm (12.3”) ccNC Navigation system, Accelerated by NVIDIA
    • 31.24 cm (12.3”) Full digital display cluster
    • Bose premium sound 8 speaker system
    • Front row ventilated seats
    • Surround view monitor (SVM)
    • Wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay
    • Voice enabled smart electric sunroof
    • Upto 20 controllers capable of Over-the-Air (OTA) vehicle updates
    • 70 Hyundai blue link connected car features
    • Blind Spot view monitor (BVM)

    Advanced Safety:

    Safety takes the spotlight in the all-new Hyundai VENUE, delivering a fortified driving experience through enhanced structural integrity, cutting-edge driver assistance and a full suite of standard safety features. With Hyundai SmartSense ADAS Level 2 with 16 intelligent features and a reinforced body crafted from 71% expansive application of – hot stamping, ultra-high strength steel, advanced high strength steel and high strength steel, the all-new Hyundai VENUE is engineered to provide uncompromising protection and total peace of mind – every time you hit the road.

    Key Safety features:

    • More than 65 advanced safety features, including 33 safety features as standard across all variants
    • Electronic stability control (ESC)
    • Hill-start assist control (HAC)
    • Electric parking brake with auto hold
    • Surround view monitor (SVM)
    • All 4-disc brakes
    • 6 airbags
    • Tyre pressure monitoring system (tpms) – Highline
    • Electro chromic mirror (ECM) with telematics switches
    • 3-point seatbelts with reminder for all seats
    • Rollover sensor

    Refined Performance:

    The all-new Hyundai VENUE is meticulously engineered to deliver an exhilarating driving experience, combining refined performance with a versatile range of powertrain options. Bold and dynamic, this upcoming compact SUV fuses cutting-edge drive technologies with precision-tuned capabilities that transform every road into a playground. Whether you’re chasing efficiency or craving spirited acceleration, the all-new Hyundai VENUE offers a comprehensive lineup of powertrains tailored to meet diverse driving styles and preferences. Enhanced by intelligent drive control configurations, it ensures a seamless blend of power, agility and smooth handling across all terrains.

    Key Performance Highlights:
    Customers will have a wide range of powertrains to choose from, including Kappa 1.2 l MPi petrol, Kappa 1.0 l Turbo GDi petrol and U2 1.5 l CRDi Diesel.

    • Kappa 1.2 l MPi petrol: A smooth, dependable and perfect powertrain for everyday driving, paired with a 5-speed manual transmission.
    • Kappa 1.0 l Turbo GDi petrol: A turbo beast that offers thrilling acceleration to those craving a more powerful experience. The powertrain is engineered for peak performance and is paired with a 6-speed manual transmission & advanced 7-speed DCT transmission with idle stop and go (ISG).
    • U2 1.5 l CRDi Diesel: Engineered for those who demand performance without compromise, this diesel powertrain delivers an impressive performance with stellar fuel economy. The powertrain will be available in both 6-speed manual and newly introduced 6-speed automatic transmission options.


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  • Asian Stocks Erase Gains as Chinese Shares Decline: Markets Wrap

    Asian Stocks Erase Gains as Chinese Shares Decline: Markets Wrap


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    (Bloomberg) — Asian stocks erased an earlier gain as losses in Chinese shares offset optimism about progress toward ending the record-long US government shutdown.

    MSCI’s regional stock gauge was little changed after earlier rising as much as 0.5%. Chipmakers such as SK Hynix Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. were among the biggest gainers. Shares in mainland China fell 0.8%.

    US benchmarks rose Monday and the MSCI All Country World Index had its best day since late June as the White House expressed support for the bipartisan deal to end the shutdown. Separately, President Donald Trump also floated the idea of paying $2,000 tariff “dividend” to US citizens.

    The optimism spread beyond stocks into other markets as well, with a gauge of commodity prices rising to the highest level since August 2022. An index of the dollar inched higher, while gold and Bitcoin extended gains.

    The cross-asset moves signaled investors were willing to return to riskier areas of the market after the recent selling in technology stocks, driven by concerns over lofty valuations. Many are betting that reopening the US government will restore the flow of key economic data on jobs and inflation, providing greater clarity on the Federal Reserve’s policy path.

    “Markets are right now going through a bit of a consolidation phase,” Leon Goldfeld, JPMorgan Asset Management’s Asia Pacific head of multi-asset solutions, said in a Bloomberg TV interview. “Fundamentals, as we look in 2026, remain relatively good.”

    A record-setting 41-day US government shutdown is on a path to end as soon as Wednesday after the Senate passed a temporary funding measure backed by a group of eight centrist Democrats.

    The Senate’s 60-40 vote Monday comes amid escalating flight disruptions, food aid delays and frustrations in a federal workforce that has mostly gone without pay for more than a month.

    While investors piled on to the riskier corners of the market, bonds declined Monday. Treasuries are also facing a demand test from this week’s auctions totaling $125 billion. The US bond market will be closed worldwide Tuesday for Veterans Day.

    Commodities also rallied, with aluminum advancing alongside copper and other industrial metals. Aluminum, which reached a three-year high a week ago, has been one of the strongest performers on the London Metal Exchange in recent months, with investors weighing the impact of Chinese capacity curbs at a time of resilient demand.

    Gold rose for a third day to trade above $4,130 an ounce on expectations that the Fed will reduce interest rates further. Brent crude was little changed near $64 a barrel.

    Elsewhere, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi aims to use her first stimulus package to jump-start the economy and initiate a new growth strategy through investment in key industries.

    Indian assets will also be in focus as Trump indicated he would reduce the tariff rate on Indian goods “at some point,” and that the US was “pretty close” to a trade deal with New Delhi.

    Back to the US government reopening, historical precedent from the 2013 shutdown suggests that September’s employment report could be among the first to hit the wires, potentially within three business days of reopening, according to Jim Reid at Deutsche Bank.

    Assuming the government reopens and statistics start moving again, Fed officials will still be confronted with data compiled via retroactive surveys and other methods — if the figures are published at all. And while several private-sector reports on the job market are helping to fill the void of official data, alternatives to government inflation figures are harder to come by and more limited in scope.

    Corporate News:

    Warren Buffett, the billionaire investor who turned an aging textile mill into a conglomerate, said he’s “going quiet,” marking the end of an era for one of the business world’s most-watched investing gurus. CoreWeave Inc. lowered its annual revenue forecast after suffering a delay fulfilling a customer contract, marking a setback for a company that is racing to keep up with the artificial intelligence boom. Gemini Space Station Inc., the crypto exchange founded by Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, reported a steeper loss than analysts anticipated in its first earnings release since going public. The European Commission is exploring ways to force European Union member states to phase out Huawei Technologies Co. and ZTE Corp. from their telecommunications networks, according to people familiar with the matter. Xpeng Inc. shares surged to their highest level in eight months, amid growing optimism over the Chinese electric carmaker’s progress in technologies including humanoid robots. Shares of SoftBank Group Corp. rose in Japan ahead of the company’s earnings. The company is expected to log its third straight quarterly profit when it announces earnings later Tuesday.

    Some of the main moves in markets:

    Stocks

    S&P 500 futures were little changed as of 11:57 a.m. Tokyo time Japan’s Topix rose 0.2% Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 was little changed Hong Kong’s Hang Seng fell 0.5% The Shanghai Composite fell 0.6% Euro Stoxx 50 futures rose 0.5% Currencies

    The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index rose 0.1% The euro was little changed at $1.1553 The Japanese yen fell 0.1% to 154.37 per dollar The offshore yuan was little changed at 7.1262 per dollar Cryptocurrencies

    Bitcoin rose 0.9% to $106,550.59 Ether rose 2% to $3,611.71 Bonds

    Japan’s 10-year yield was unchanged at 1.695% Australia’s 10-year yield was little changed at 4.40% Commodities

    West Texas Intermediate crude fell 0.3% to $59.95 a barrel Spot gold rose 0.5% to $4,137.57 an ounce This story was produced with the assistance of Bloomberg Automation.

    –With assistance from Richard Henderson and Abhishek Vishnoi.

    ©2025 Bloomberg L.P.

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  • Rupee to draw support from Trump’s trade optimism, curbed by firm dollar – Reuters

    1. Rupee to draw support from Trump’s trade optimism, curbed by firm dollar  Reuters
    2. USD/INR trades firmly while US Senate approves bill to end shutdown  FXStreet
    3. India’s Rupee Holds Steady As Central Bank Steps In  Finimize
    4. The Indian Rupee remains stable against the US Dollar, with the USD/INR pair around 88.80  VT Markets
    5. Indian Rupee Declines to 88.71 Against US Dollar as Oil Prices Rise  India News Network

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  • Wiggles admit likely consumer law breach over Emma Bow headbands with button batteries | The Wiggles

    Wiggles admit likely consumer law breach over Emma Bow headbands with button batteries | The Wiggles

    Children’s entertainers the Wiggles have admitted to selling headbands to kids without warning about the dangers of button batteries contained within the products.

    More than 3,100 Emma Bow headbands, which have four flashing lights powered by button batteries, were sold at live concerts, retailers and online between June 2022 and March 2024.

    A legally enforceable undertaking signed by the blue Wiggle, Anthony Field, outlined the Wiggles’ admission that failing to include a headband safety warning likely breached Australian consumer law.

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    The yellow and black Emma Bow headbands were recalled in August 2024 by the manufacturer CA Australia over safety concerns for young children who could choke by ingesting the small, shiny batteries.

    In a statement by the ACCC on Tuesday, its deputy chair, Catriona Lowe, said button batteries posed a significant risk to young children and mandatory standards were important in helping to prevent injuries.

    “Without a warning on the product, parents may not have known it contained button batteries and not understood the severity of the risk,” Lowe said.

    “If swallowed, a button battery can become stuck in a child’s throat and result in catastrophic injuries, and even death, in as little as two hours.”

    As part of its cooperation with the ACCC’s investigation, the Wiggles committed to produce an episode of its Wiggle Talk podcast discussing safety issues relating to button batteries and children’s toys.

    The manufacturer also pledged to improve its compliance with consumer law.

    Researchers have previously found approximately 200 children are potentially exposed to button battery injury in Australia each year, and at least a dozen experience severe injury.

    The batteries have also been linked to the deaths of three children in Australia, according to the watchdog, in incidents unrelated to the Emma Bow headbands.

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    The safety admission is the latest legal trouble for the Wiggles after it was sued by its former CEO Luke O’Neill.

    The former boss launched legal action in the federal court in September, arguing he was dismissed without a reasonable basis by the group after complaining about the hiring of Field’s friends and family members.

    But the Wiggles denied the allegations and alleged the former CEO was fired because his “overall performance was not satisfactory” and necessary trust in him had been lost.

    A settlement was negotiated between both parties in October, news.com.au reported.

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  • Advances in biomedical applications of Se-based nanozymes | Journal of Nanobiotechnology

    Advances in biomedical applications of Se-based nanozymes | Journal of Nanobiotechnology

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