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Nvidia's Long Term Outlook In China Will Depend On Its Ability To Compete With Local Alternatives

The short and medium-term outlook for NVIDIA in China depends heavily on U.S. export policy. In the long run, it will depend on its ability to compete with local alternatives.

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China's Chip Challenge: The Race To Match US Tech

China's Chip Challenge: The Race To Match US Tech

China's push to develop top-end artificial intelligence microchips is gaining momentum, but analysts say it will struggle to match the technical might of US powerhouse Nvidia within the current decade.

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Weak business investment underlines productivity battle

Weak business investment underlines productivity battle

Encouraging productivity-boosting investment, such as infrastructure connecting regions with capital cities, is needed amid a slowdown in capital expenditure.

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Christmas rate cut hopes slayed as inflation holds firm

Energy rebates have lowered Australia's headline inflation rate, but the Reserve Bank remains focused on underlying price pressures.

Cost-of-living relief to show up in inflation readout

Economists will dig into the details of the latest consumer price index as temporary energy bill relief pulls the headline figure lower.

Marvel Rivals Gets Two New Characters Ahead of Closed Beta

Get ready to swing into the action as Venom or electrify the battlefield as Adam Warlock.

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Consumer price data to set scene for May rates call

The cost of living pressures plaguing households have been subsiding and fresh data released this week will hopefully reveal further softening.

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Wages tracking higher though growth likely peaking

Wages tracking higher though growth likely peaking

Worker wages are still increasing but the pace of growth is expected to slow as cracks appear in the jobs market.

“We Can’t Afford Anything Else”: Woman Explains Why Young People Are Buying Lavish Items

“We Can’t Afford Anything Else”: Woman Explains Why Young People Are Buying Lavish Items

While historically people often save more when times get tough, current younger generations are flipping that around. The post “We Can’t Afford Anything Else”: Woman Explains Why Young People Are Buying Lavish Items first appeared on Bored Panda.

Slower-than-expected inflation lifts rate pause hopes

Slower-than-expected inflation lifts rate pause hopes

Surprisingly lower inflation growth has given mortgage holders renewed hope interest rates won't be lifted again in February.

Economists split over chance of August rate rise as Australian property price rebound slows

Economists split over chance of August rate rise as Australian property price rebound slows

Analysts differ over whether Reserve Bank will raise the cash rate another 25 basis points in the 13th increase since May 2022

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