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"Wood Sister" Annual Heavyweight: ARK 2026 Big Idea

The "Wood Sister" team believes that the five major innovation platforms centered around artificial intelligence are accelerating their integration, which will trigger a leap in global economic growth by the end of this decade. It is expected that the global real GDP growth rate will reach 7.3% by 2030, and the market value of innovative assets will expand from $5 trillion to $28 trillion. Investment in AI infrastructure will increase from $500 billion to $1.4 trillion, with fields such as autonomous driving, AI drug development, and humanoid robots entering large-scale deployment

Wallstreetcn·
Wallstreetcn·

China successfully achieves 3D printing of space metals

Recently, the microgravity metal additive manufacturing returnable scientific experiment payload independently developed by the Institute of Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, successfully completed metal additive manufacturing experiments in space. This mission is China's first space metal additive manufacturing returnable scientific experiment implemented based on a rocket platform, with the relevant payload carried on the Zhongke Aerospace Lihong-1 Remote-1 spacecraft

36Kr·
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300496
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36Kr·
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A Short Week Of Trading Felt Like 100 Days As Metals/Ming Stocks Continue To Lead

The video lesson discusses the current market conditions, highlighting the ongoing volatility and its impact on trading setups. It focuses on metal stocks that show potential for growth and introduces two new trades planned for Monday. The author also compares the performance of small-cap markets against the SPX since 2008 and notes the leadership of sectors like energy and aerospace/defense.

Talkmarkets·
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Talkmarkets·
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US Commerce-assisted foreign contracts jump to $244 billion in 2025 on Boeing order gains

U.S. companies secured $244 billion in foreign procurement contracts in 2025, nearly tripling the previous year's total of $87 billion, driven by a surge in Boeing orders. The contracts, supported by the U.S. Commerce Department, include $217 billion in aerospace deals and $10 billion in defense contracts, creating approximately 844,000 American jobs. Boeing's net orders rose to 1,075, with significant deals including a $96 billion contract with Qatar Airways. The Commerce Department aims to continue promoting American manufacturing and investment opportunities.

Reuters·
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Reuters·
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India, UAE, and Saudi Arabia Set to Lead Global Aviation Growth – Avolon 2026 Outlook Paper

India, UAE, and Saudi Arabia are set to lead global aviation growth, with aircraft deliveries expected to rise 20% to $120 billion in 2026. Global airline profits are projected to reach $41 billion, aided by low fuel prices and economic growth. The order backlogs at Airbus and Boeing extend over 11 years, increasing the strategic value of lessor-held slots. Avolon's 2026 Outlook highlights the importance of lessors in financing new aircraft and supporting the transition to lower emissions technology, while geopolitical risks and competition for capital remain concerns.

MorningStar·
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MorningStar·
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