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Exact Sciences Corporation (EXAS) Citi's 2024 Global Healthcare Conference (Transcript)
2024-12-03 17:02
Exact Sciences Corporation (NASDAQ:EXAS) Citi's 2024 Global Healthcare Conference December 3, 2024 8:45 AM ET Company Participants Kevin Conroy - Chairman and CEO Aaron Bloomer - EVP, Finance Conference Call Participants Patrick Donnelly - Citi Patrick Donnelly Thanks, everybody, for joining us here at the conference. Happy to have Kevin Conroy and Aaron Bloomer from Exact Sciences with us here today. A bunch to cover. There are some QR codes on the table and I think online, I have this iPad up here, see if ...
Lockheed Martin Corporation (LMT) UBS Global Industrials & Transportation Conference - (Transcript)
2024-12-03 16:08
Lockheed Martin Corporation (NYSE:LMT) UBS Global Industrials & Transportation Conference Call December 3, 2024 8:00 AM ET Company Participants Jesus Malave - Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants Amit Mehrotra - UBS Steve Fisher - UBS Gavin Parsons - UBS Amit Mehrotra To be opening our UBS Global Industrials & Transportation Conference here in beautiful West Palm Beach. My name is Amit Mehrotra. I'm the Electrical Equipment and Multi-Industry Analyst here at UBS. I'm joined on the stage by S ...
Cardinal Health, Inc. (CAH) Citi's 2024 Global Healthcare Conference (Transcript)
2024-12-03 15:34
Cardinal Health, Inc. (NYSE:CAH) Citi's 2024 Global Healthcare Conference Call December 3, 2024 8:00 AM ET Company Participants Aaron Alt - Chief Financial Officer Matt Sims - Head, Investor Relations Conference Call Participants Daniel Grosslight - Citi Daniel Grosslight Thanks for joining us for the Cardinal Health fireside chat here at Citi's Global Healthcare Conference. My name is Daniel Grosslight. For those of you who don't know me, I'm the health tech and distribution analyst here at Citi. I'm very ...
Global Economics Weekly_ Let the deals begin
EchoTik· 2024-12-03 14:09
Key Points: **1. Global Economic Outlook** * **Trade Tensions**: Trump administration's tariff threats against China, Mexico, and Canada, likely aimed at strengthening negotiating hand. Tariffs on Mexico and Canada unlikely to be implemented, but China could face additional tariffs. * **Inflation Concerns**: Inflation remains a concern, with the US CPI and PCE inflation expected to rise in the coming months. Euro area inflation expected to remain above target, with core inflation steady. * **Central Bank Policy**: US Fed expected to continue gradual rate cuts, with December decision hinges on November payrolls. Euro area ECB expected to cut rates in December, but policy path remains uncertain. * **Global Growth**: Global growth expected to slow in the coming quarters, with risks of further slowdowns due to trade tensions, inflation, and geopolitical uncertainties. **2. US Outlook** * **Tariff Threats**: Trump administration's tariff threats against China, Mexico, and Canada, likely aimed at strengthening negotiating hand. Tariffs on Mexico and Canada unlikely to be implemented, but China could face additional tariffs. * **Inflation Concerns**: Core PCE price inflation firm, with October's core increase of 0.27% m/m (2.8% y/y) similar to September's elevated pace. * **Fed Policy**: FOMC minutes indicate intent to ease gradually as it awaits signals from data and policy. December decision hinges on magnitude of payback effects in next week's jobs report. * **GDP Growth**: Activity poised for some deceleration in the current quarter on the heels of a strong Q3 gain, with consumer spending and equipment investment losing some momentum. **3. Euro Area Outlook** * **Stagnation**: Economic momentum in the euro area remains weak, with signs of softening in the labor market. Inflation remains above target, with core inflation steady. * **France Political Risk**: High risk of the current minority government collapsing due to budget disagreements, potentially leading to political instability and higher deficit. * **ECB Policy**: ECB members have shown diverging views on the next policy steps, with some advocating for gradual approach and others suggesting retaining flexibility regarding the size of the December cut. **4. UK Outlook** * **Resilient Money and Credit Growth**: Money and credit data were resilient going into the October budget, with whole economy M4ex IOFCs (broad money) growing 4.0% 3m/3m-annualised in October. * **Immigration**: Updated data show immigration was higher than previously thought, but is now falling. * **BoE Policy**: BoE began the conversation on its response to the Bernanke Review, while the fiscal policy focus centres on the choreography of next steps. **5. Japan Outlook** * **Wage Hike Expectations**: Expect a large wage hike again in FY25 and a base pay increase consistent with the new equilibrium sought by the BoJ, reflecting labor shortage perceptions, earnings, and inflation expectations. * **CPI Data**: CPI data remain firm and the services PPI suggests pass-through of labor costs is in the pipeline. * **BoJ Policy**: BoJ expected to continue its easing cycle, with further rate cuts expected in the coming months. **6. China Outlook** * **Tariff Threats**: Trump's threat to impose additional 10% tariffs is likely a negotiating tactic, but could mark the start of a stream of tariffs ahead. * **Policy Response**: Expected China to respond with more fiscal support, though there could be a lag before the next policy announcements. * **Economic Recovery**: Early signs of recovery in October following stepped-up counter-cyclical policy support, but the recovery remains timid and fragile. **7. Emerging Asia Outlook** * **Central Bank Easing**: Bank of Korea (BoK) delivered an out-of-consensus – but in line with our forecast – 25bp cut. Now expect another BoK cut in Feb 2025. See the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) easing in Jan 25, and Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on hold in Dec 24. * **Inflation Concerns**: Inflation remains a concern, with core inflation expected to remain above target in the coming months. **8. Emerging Europe, Middle East and Africa Outlook** * **Geopolitical Risks**: Focus has shifted to Gaza, Iran, and Israeli domestic politics, with ongoing tensions and risks of renewed conflict. * **Central Bank Policy**: BoI stayed on hold, while the NBK hiked by 100bp, intervening in the market amid significant FX pressure. **9. Latin America Outlook** * **Trade Tensions**: Explore the possible implications for LatAm economies via four potential channels: trade, global financial conditions, remittances, and diplomacy. * **Mexico**: Believe the Trump administration will not impose specific tariffs on Mexico, as supply chains are highly integrated and Sheinbaum's incentives are aligned to Trump's. * **Argentina**: Milei's special relationship with Trump could facilitate negotiations with the IMF around a new program with net financing. * **Venezuela**: Trump's first key appointments signal potential for a harder, rather than a softer, stance towards the Maduro regime.
Japan Equity Strategy Market Explorer_ 2025 outlook – basically bullish, new all-time high set to come in H2
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V i e w p o i n t | 29 Nov 2024 01:35:13 ET │ 68 pages Japan Equity Strategy Market Explorer 2025 outlook – basically bullish, new all-time high set to come in H2 CITI'S TAKE We think the Japanese equity market will see sizeable gains in 2025 H2, and after setting a new all-time high will end the year with TOPIX at 3,200 and the Nikkei 225 at 46,000. There are likely to be several headwinds next year, including an upturn in the yen, monetary tightening by the BoJ, and additional tariffs imposed by the US. E ...
2025 Outlook_ Good Things Can Still Happen
Morgan Stanley Research Global November 29, 2024 04:39 PM GMT EM Sovereign Credit 2025 Outlook Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC Simon Waever, Global Head of EM Sovereign Credit Strategy | Strategist Morgan Stanley & Co. International plc+ Neville Mandimika | Strategist Pascal Bode | Strategist Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC Emma Cerda | Strategist Morgan Stanley does and seeks to do business with companies covered in Morgan Stanley Research. As a result, investors should be aware that the firm may have a conflict of inte ...
Japan Technology_ Semiconductor Capital Equipment_ Responding to investor FAQs on China semi_SPE export restriction news
29 November 2024 | 9:26AM JST Japan Technology: Semiconductor Capital Equipment: Responding to investor FAQs on China semi/SPE export restriction news Update on China export restrictions reportedly to come next week Bloomberg and other media reported during the morning of November 28 Japan time that the US government may issue a proposal to strengthen semiconductor and SPE export restrictions to China as soon as the beginning of the next week (December 2). As previously reported, the US Department of Commer ...
EM Flows Weekly_Feast or Famine_ Thanksgiving brings continued outflows for EM bond funds
Fastdata极数· 2024-12-03 14:08
Contents EM Flows Weekly Feast or Famine? Thanksgiving brings continued outflows for EM bond funds EM Flows Weekly includes fund flow data, non-resident EM portfolio flow data, weekly retail fund flow models, EM-dedicated retail bond fund beta trackers, and historical cross-asset fund flows. • EM bond flows were -$2.7bn (-0.72% of weekly AUM, ↓ from -$2.5bn); EM equity flows were -$4.3bn (-0.33% of weekly AUM,↑ from -$6.6bn). • YTD flows to EM bonds and equities: -$24.7bn and -$23.8bn, respectively. • EM Bo ...
China Data Insights_ Top-Tier Cities to Lead National House Price Recovery
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29 November 2024 | 9:23AM HKT China Data Insights Top-Tier Cities to Lead National House Price Recovery n The housing downturn has extended into its third year, with no clear signs of bottoming out. Given that house price stabilization is crucial to restoring consumer confidence and aiding broader market sentiment, we examine in this note the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) 70-city existing property prices data to explore regional patterns, investigate drivers of house price changes, and draw lessons fo ...
Meituan (3690.HK)_ 3Q24 First Take_ Solid 3Q print; eyes on merchant supportive measures and Keeta investments; Buy
36氪研究院· 2024-12-03 14:08
30 November 2024 | 12:07AM HKT Meituan (3690.HK): 3Q24 First Take: Solid 3Q print; eyes on merchant supportive measures and Keeta investments; Buy Meituan reported a solid 3Q with top line +22% yoy/adj. EBIT +196% yoy (vs. GSe +20%/+159% yoy) where core local commerce adj. EBIT came at Rmb14.6bn (ahead of GSe and V.A. consensus of Rmb13.6-13.9bn), +44% yoy, mainly on the back of better-than-expected food delivery profitability (EBIT per order higher yoy while lower sequentially on seasonality) while In-stor ...