And given this backdrop, again we anticipate the impact on CE device builds will be significant as higher costs lead to increased consumer pricing and demand destruction as seems to be the case with the cancellation of the Meizu 22 Air or the higher pricing for Honor's Power 2 variants which had se
In our inaugural Asia Monthly for 2026, we share our regional credit outlook for the year, with a focus on China, Macau, India and Indonesia. We also provide a review of 2025, in which we discuss the performance of major Asian credit indices and review UST curve movements for the year. In addition, we provide a recap of major news and macroeconomic releases in December 2025, summarise the Top/Bottom performers, recent USD bond issuances and rating actions in Asian corporate credit, as well a...
META, GFS, TSEM, Edge AI: Delays Ray-Ban AR glasses global rollout due to strong US demand, limited inventoriesView: Meta said Tuesday that it’s delaying the international expansion of its Ray-Ban Display glasses due to inventory constraints and “unprecedented” demand in the US. “Since launching la
2025 was another tougher year for the Japanese incumbents; with KDDI and SoftBank rising modestly and NTT flat, but all (including Rakuten) underperforming a strong Nikkei. This despite prices rising in Mobile. We think the sector is modestly undervalued and will grind higher with EPS. SoftBank remains our top pick.
In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: Oriflame, Samvardhana Motherson, Telecom Italia, International Personal Finance, Novelis, Intrum, Nexans, Italmatch Chemicals, Asmodee, Lecta, Hapag-Lloyd, Ontex, Modulaire, Vedanta Resources, Softbank Group, Teva
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