Toyota Industries press release ( TYIDY ): Q3 Non-GAAP EPS of ¥622.29. Revenue of ¥3.17T (+5.0% Y/Y). More on Toyota Industries Toyota Industries reports mixed Q3 results as U.S. tariffs weigh Elliott raises stake in Toyota Industries, seeks better terms for privatization deal Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Toyota Industries Historical earnings data for Toyota Industries Financial information for...
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Chinese artificial intelligence start-up StepFun has unveiled a lightweight AI model that it says punches above its weight, rivalling larger systems from domestic competitors including DeepSeek and Moonshot AI as c ompetition intensifies in the country’s AI sector The Shanghai-based AI lab said on Monday its latest Step 3.5 Flash model was designed to deliver advanced reasoning and agentic capabil...
Chinese artificial intelligence start-up StepFun has unveiled a lightweight AI model that it says punches above its weight, rivalling larger systems from domestic competitors including DeepSeek and Moonshot AI as c ompetition intensifies in the country’s AI sector The Shanghai-based AI lab said on Monday its latest Step 3.5 Flash model was designed to deliver advanced reasoning and agentic capabilities while maintaining efficiency. Despite its relatively modest size of about 196 billion parameters – far smaller than Moonshot AI’s Kimi K2.5 with 1 trillion parameters or DeepSeek V3.2 with 671 billion parameters – Step 3.5 Flash outperformed its larger rivals across several benchmark tests measuring agentic, reasoning and coding capabilities, according to the company’s self-reported results. Advertisement Parameters are the variables that encode an AI system’s “intelligence”, with a larger number usually indicating stronger performance. Step 3.5 Flash topped four reasoning benchmarks, including AIME 2025 and IMOAnswerBench, outperforming leading systems from DeepSeek, Moonshot AI, Zhipu AI and MiniMax, and trailing only Microsoft-backed OpenAI in certain tests. StepFun says its lightweight model was designed to deliver advanced reasoning and agentic capabilities while maintaining efficiency. Photo: Handout
Jacques LOIC/Photononstop via Getty Images By Benjamin Schroeder, Senior Rates Strategist and Michiel Tukker, Senior European Rates Strategist Latest FX dynamics and energy prices help ECB stay in a 'good place' The start of the week has brought some tentative relief to the ECB. The prospect of Kevin Warsh as future Fed Chair has taken some steam out of the adverse FX dynamics. The positive surpri...
Jacques LOIC/Photononstop via Getty Images By Benjamin Schroeder, Senior Rates Strategist and Michiel Tukker, Senior European Rates Strategist Latest FX dynamics and energy prices help ECB stay in a 'good place' The start of the week has brought some tentative relief to the ECB. The prospect of Kevin Warsh as future Fed Chair has taken some steam out of the adverse FX dynamics. The positive surprise of the ISM manufacturing PMI also helped by facilitating a slight hawkish repricing, i.e., bear flattening of the US curve. Risk sentiment is also bolstered by a tentative de-escalation of Middle East tensions over the weekend, which led to a further slide of energy prices from their highs at the start of the week. We think the ECB could be a little more relaxed going into this Thursday’s policy meeting if the calm lasts. Generally speaking, the ‘good place’ is looking a little less comfortable, though, as the volatility over the past weeks has shown. A more dovish-leaning and cautious ECB could already prepare for eventualities in March. This is something that the press conference could reveal on Thursday. Italy to launch a new 15y benchmark amid spread tailwinds On Monday, Italy mandated banks to launch a new 15y benchmark. While markets had been eyeing the possibility of a long-end bond in line with patterns seen in previous years, the sentiment for spreads has been very constructive since the start of the year. 10y spreads for Italian government bonds over their German peers have tightened by around 10bp over the past month, and the announcement of the mandate on Monday did not leave any lasting mark on the lone spread levels. Sentiment is also supported by S&P having upgraded the outlook for Italy’s BBB+ rating to positive at the end of last week. In direct comparison to France, especially, where the 10y yields are trading at a similar level, this could tilt the market in favour of Italy again. France, after all, still faces political gridlock and uncertainty headin...
Bet_Noire/iStock via Getty Images The nomination of Kevin Warsh to lead the U.S. Federal Reserve appeared to ease market concerns about Fed independence, with the U.S. dollar rallying and metals such as gold and silver pulling back sharply. Gennadiy Goldberg, Head of U.S. Rates Strategy at TD Securities says the decline in gold - and other safe haven assets - show investors are less worried about ...
Bet_Noire/iStock via Getty Images The nomination of Kevin Warsh to lead the U.S. Federal Reserve appeared to ease market concerns about Fed independence, with the U.S. dollar rallying and metals such as gold and silver pulling back sharply. Gennadiy Goldberg, Head of U.S. Rates Strategy at TD Securities says the decline in gold - and other safe haven assets - show investors are less worried about U.S. Fed independence. Transcript Greg Bonnell: Former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh has been nominated to replace Jerome Powell as Fed Chair when Powell's term ends in May. Joining us now to discuss the potential investing implications is Gennadiy Goldberg, Head of US Rates Strategy with TD Securities. Gennady, thanks so much for taking the time to join us. Gennadiy Goldberg: Thanks for having me. Greg Bonnell: Alright, I know you've been on this topic all morning since the news broke. First, I want to get your reaction to it. The selection here of Warsh, what do we know about him? What does it mean? Gennadiy Goldberg: Well, as you said, Warsh, former Fed governor. So he has served, and he served during the financial crisis. So he's definitely, I'm sure, aged in dog years during that period, and he's got a lot of experience. Lots of twists and turns in this process, you know? Just up until recently, BlackRock's Rick Rieder was kind of the favorite among betting markets. It does seem like Trump kind of went with a more, I would say, traditional pick, somebody who's been inside the Federal Reserve, but somebody who's been highly critical of the Fed in the past as well. So, we'll certainly see which way Warsh wants to take things. Greg Bonnell: I know that you were a part of a webinar this morning and basically is like, what does the nomination mean for the markets and for policy? So let's start with markets. It's interesting seeing the reaction out there. The purist reaction seems to be in the metals-- gold and silver. Gennadiy Goldberg: Yeah, I mean, it's interesting...
BYD sales decline sharply in January. Chinese automaker BYD Auto reported a 30% year-on-year plunge in global sales to 210,051 units in January 2026, compared with strong year-earlier sales — when deliveries surged by 49% to 300,538 units. This was the fifth consecutive month of decline for the automaker, China’s largest last year with 4,602,436 units, and is an indication of tough market conditio...
BYD sales decline sharply in January. Chinese automaker BYD Auto reported a 30% year-on-year plunge in global sales to 210,051 units in January 2026, compared with strong year-earlier sales — when deliveries surged by 49% to 300,538 units. This was the fifth consecutive month of decline for the automaker, China’s largest last year with 4,602,436 units, and is an indication of tough market conditions ahead — both for its domestic market and overseas. Compared with the 420,398 units sold in December 2025, last month’s deliveries were down by 50%. News of the sharp sales decline took many investors by surprise, sending BYD’s share price in Hong Kong plunging by 18% on Monday. Concern is growing that China’s domestic market is headed for a prolonged slowdown after the Chinese government reduced incentives for new energy vehicles (NEVs) at the end of 2025, while last year’s strong surge in exports is unlikely to be maintained after incentives were also withdrawn in a number of key overseas markets. In January, BYD’s global sales of passenger battery electric vehicles (BEVs) fell by almost 34% year-on-year to 83,249 units, and by 56% month-on-month. Sales of passenger plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) fell for the tenth consecutive month, by almost 29% year-on-year to 122,269 units and by 45% month-on-month. Commercial NEVs increased by 11% year-on-year to 4,533 units in January, but were down by 19% from December. Overall exports fell by 51% year-on-year to 100,482 units last month, and were down by almost 25% compared with shipments in December.
Emerging-market stocks and currencies rebounded Tuesday, snapping a three-day run of losses, as the dollar weakened and the volatility in precious metals ebbed. The MSCI index tracking emerging-market equities climbed as much as 2.7%, the biggest one-day gain since last April. Asian tech shares led the advance, following a strong earnings forecast from Palantir Technologies Inc. Samsung Electronic...
Emerging-market stocks and currencies rebounded Tuesday, snapping a three-day run of losses, as the dollar weakened and the volatility in precious metals ebbed. The MSCI index tracking emerging-market equities climbed as much as 2.7%, the biggest one-day gain since last April. Asian tech shares led the advance, following a strong earnings forecast from Palantir Technologies Inc. Samsung Electronics Co. jumped 11% — its largest gain since 2008 — and SK Hynix Inc. was up more than 9%. The two stocks were the biggest contributors to the rally. MSCI’s gauge for emerging-market currencies also rose, with the Indian rupee strengthening the most in more than three years after the US says it will sharply reduce tariffs on Indian goods. The Korean won gained as local authorities said they are closely monitoring the market, and the onshore Chinese yuan edged to its highest since 2023 as the central bank continued to strengthen its daily reference rate for the currency. The South African rand rose too, benefiting from the gold-price bounce. Markets across the developing world are recovering from a shake-out sparked by President Donald Trump ’s nomination of Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair. That had boosted the dollar, with some expecting that Warsh — considered more hawkish than some other candidates — could prioritize inflation control over interest-rate cuts. Rajeev De Mello , global macro portfolio manager at Gama Asset Management said Warsh’s nomination as a positive. “His recent arguments, which probably contributed to his nomination, centered around lower policy rates and a lower Fed balance sheet,” De Mello said. “The lower policy rates will keep supporting emerging markets — equities and currencies”. In economic data, Turkey’s consumer prices rose 4.8% in January, exceeding expectations, while annual inflation slowed to 30.7% from 30.9% in December. While the lira was little changed after the release, Turkish banking stocks and government bonds fell on ex...
A veteran Chinese investigative journalist has been detained by police in Sichuan province after publishing an article critical of local officials, raising fresh concerns about the abuse of power On Monday evening, police in Jinjiang district in the southwestern city of Chengdu issued a notice on social media stating that a person surnamed Liu, 50, and a person surnamed Wu, 34, had been “subjected...
A veteran Chinese investigative journalist has been detained by police in Sichuan province after publishing an article critical of local officials, raising fresh concerns about the abuse of power On Monday evening, police in Jinjiang district in the southwestern city of Chengdu issued a notice on social media stating that a person surnamed Liu, 50, and a person surnamed Wu, 34, had been “subjected to criminal coercive measures in accordance with the law” on suspicion of lodging “false accusations” and conducting “illegal business operations”. According to Chinese media outlet Caixin, the people detained were veteran journalist Liu Hu and his assistant Wu Lingjiao. Advertisement Liu is an investigative reporter who previously worked for the Guangzhou-based newspaper New Express. In recent years, he has operated a WeChat public account as an independent journalist, where he has covered disputes between private enterprises and local government bodies. In an article published on Thursday, which has since been deleted, Liu cited a source alleging that Pu Fayou, Communist Party secretary of Pujiang county under Chengdu, had abused his authority to suppress private enterprises. Advertisement The piece also alleged Pu was involved in the forced demolition of two properties owned by local literature professor Tuo Jiguang, who took his own life in 2021 following a years-long dispute over the homes.
Dzmitry Dzemidovich/iStock via Getty Images Woodward ( WWD ) delivered a 'beat and raise' quarter to start fiscal 2026, reporting an adjusted EPS of $2.17 above consensus estimates of $1.65. Revenue reached $996 million, driven by robust demand across both Aerospace and Industrial segments. Consequently, the company lifted its FY26 EPS outlook to a range of $8.20–$8.60 (vs. consensus estimate of $...
Dzmitry Dzemidovich/iStock via Getty Images Woodward ( WWD ) delivered a 'beat and raise' quarter to start fiscal 2026, reporting an adjusted EPS of $2.17 above consensus estimates of $1.65. Revenue reached $996 million, driven by robust demand across both Aerospace and Industrial segments. Consequently, the company lifted its FY26 EPS outlook to a range of $8.20–$8.60 (vs. consensus estimate of $$8.36) , up from the previous $7.50–$8.00. New sales growth raised to 14%–18% (previously 7%–12%) vs. estimated growth of 12.59% Y/Y . Q1 Revenue: $996.5 million (vs. $893.24M expected), up 29% year-over-year. Free Cash Flow jumped to $70 million, a huge leap from just $1 million in the same period last year. Aerospace ($635M Sales, +29%): The star performer was Commercial Services, which surged 50%. Industrial ($362M Sales, +30%): Growth was led by Marine Transportation and Oil & Gas. While the profit outlook has improved, Woodward is maintaining its free cash flow guidance at $300 million to $350 million and capital expenditures at roughly $290 million. The Aerospace segment remains the primary engine of Woodward's growth. The company now expects sales in this division to grow between 15% and 20% for the full year, up from the previous 9% to 15% range. Despite the higher sales volume, segment earnings as a percentage of sales are expected to hold steady at 22% to 23%. The Industrial segment is also seeing a substantial upgrade, with sales growth now forecasted at 11% to 14%, nearly doubling the lower end of the previous 5% to 9% guidance; and raising earnings margins to 16%–17% (up from 14.5%–15.5%). The stock jumped as much as 15% after-hours on Monday touching $327.25. “Year-over-year growth was broad-based across both segments and reflected strong demand and disciplined execution by our global teams. In Aerospace, margin expansion was driven by higher mix of commercial services activity and robust defense OEM demand. Industrial performance was driven by strength in pow...
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