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Xiaomi’s share price remains a focus for traders following the Hong Kong technology sector.

BYD’s share price continues to draw attention as traders and analysts track shifts in the electric vehicle market and the company’s latest performance data.

Spotify’s share price journey has been one of recovery and renewed attention. After a period of volatility and slower growth, the company has seen its valuation rebound, prompting questions about whether a stock split could be on the horizon.

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Nanotechnology sits at the intersection of science and industry, influencing everything from microchips and clean energy to precision healthcare solutions.

Nikola Corporation’s market debut in 2020 marked one of the most talked-about moments in the electric vehicle space. The company entered public markets through a high-profile SPAC merger, quickly capturing investor attention and industry headlines. But in less than five years, the story shifted dramatically.

When trading contracts for difference (CFDs), managing risk is just as important as identifying opportunities. One way to do this is through stop-loss orders — tools designed to close positions automatically if the market moves beyond a chosen level.

Oil remains a cornerstone of the global energy system, shaping economies, trade flows and industrial growth. Even as renewable alternatives expand and policy targets evolve, major producers continue to hold a central place in global supply chains and investment portfolios.

The S&P 500-to-gold ratio provides a clear way to compare the performance of US equities with gold. By tracking how many ounces of gold are required to equal the value of the S&P 500 index, the ratio helps illustrate shifts in investor sentiment and the balance between risk and caution.

General Electric’s recent transformation has reshaped one of the most recognised names in global industry. Following its three-way split, the company now operates as three independent entities – GE Aerospace, GE Vernova, and GE HealthCare Technologies.