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<ul><li>Intel’s 3Q23 results beat prior guidance and market expectations, and it guided an upbeat 4Q23 with a return to sales growth backed by improving PC market and a more competitive product pipeline.</li><li>3Q revenue declined 8% YoY to US$14.2bn (above high-end of guidance) and EPS increased 11% YoY to US$0.41 (vs. US$0.2 for guidance), mainly driven by CCG/DCAI strength, better operating leverage and expense discipline.</li><li>Looking into 4Q23E, mgmt. expected PC momentum to continue and sequential growth of datacentre and AI businesses in 4Q23E. </li></ul>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

Intel’s 3Q23 results beat prior guidance and market expectations, and it guided an upbeat 4Q23 with a return to sales growth backed by improving PC market and a more competitive product pipeline.3Q revenue declined 8% YoY to US$14.2bn (above high-end of guidance) and EPS increased 11% YoY to US$0.41 (vs. US$0.2 for guidance), mainly driven by CCG/DCAI strength, better operating leverage and expense discipline.Looking into 4Q23E, mgmt. expected PC momentum to continue and sequential growth of datacentre and AI businesses in 4Q23E. Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

China Technology – Implications of Intel 3Q23

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<ul><li>Debt /Cover Story: China’s ‘hidden debt’ of local governments threatens national economy</li><li>Property /: Country Garden’s plan to extend bond repayment meets with resistance</li><li>Stocks /: China’s securities regulator steps up efforts to bolster sagging market</li></ul>

Debt /Cover Story: China’s ‘hidden debt’ of local governments threatens national economyProperty /: Country Garden’s plan to extend bond repayment meets with resistanceStocks /: China’s securities regulator steps up efforts to bolster sagging market

CX Daily: China’s ‘Hidden Debt’ of Local Governments Threatens National Economy

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Since its inception in 1986, Quam Securities Limited (Quam Securities) has grown to become one of the few mid-tier securities brokerages in Hong Kong with global execution capabilities for both private and institutional clients. It boasts a well-established network in Greater China including Taiwan and in major world markets through the Global Alliance Partners (GAP). Quam Securities is well-positioned not only to harness and drive business within the China Tonghai International Financial Limited but also between China and the world markets.

<ul><li>Global #3 server vendor Inspur has been placed on the entity list of the US, which could severely hit its sales due to potential difficulty in procurement of key parts and components.</li><li>The move could potentially benefit competitors, such as Lenovo, which has already enjoyed strong growth in server sales in the past few years.</li><li>Inspur (000977 CH, NR) is global #3 server vendor and, according to IDC data, it had 8.1% market share for 9M22, which was behind #1 Dell’s (DELL US, NR) 16.6% and #2 HP Enterprise’s (HPE US, NR) 13.8% but ahead of #4 Lenovo’s 6.2%.</li></ul>

Global #3 server vendor Inspur has been placed on the entity list of the US, which could severely hit its sales due to potential difficulty in procurement of key parts and components.The move could potentially benefit competitors, such as Lenovo, which has already enjoyed strong growth in server sales in the past few years.Inspur (000977 CH, NR) is global #3 server vendor and, according to IDC data, it had 8.1% market share for 9M22, which was behind #1 Dell’s (DELL US, NR) 16.6% and #2 HP Enterprise’s (HPE US, NR) 13.8% but ahead of #4 Lenovo’s 6.2%.

Lenovo (992 HK, NR) - The Fastest Growing Segment May Get a Further Boost

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<li>China’s local governments have begun offering billions of yuan worth of coupons to boost consumer spending, in an effort to help businesses feeling the pain of China’s Covid-19 outbreaks over the past two months.</li>
<li>The measure comes as China’s economy faces some of the greatest strain it has experienced since the initial wave of outbreaks in early 2020 as strict lockdowns across the country have disrupted business and everyday life</li>
<li>This time, local governments have also chosen coupons or vouchers as the form of their demand-side stimulus policy. The coupons will be good for discounts on products like cars and electronics, as well as services such as admission into local tourist sites.</li>
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China’s local governments have begun offering billions of yuan worth of coupons to boost consumer spending, in an effort to help businesses feeling the pain of China’s Covid-19 outbreaks over the past two months.
The measure comes as China’s economy faces some of the greatest strain it has experienced since the initial wave of outbreaks in early 2020 as strict lockdowns across the country have disrupted business and everyday life
This time, local governments have also chosen coupons or vouchers as the form of their demand-side stimulus policy. The coupons will be good for discounts on products like cars and electronics, as well as services such as admission into local tourist sites.


Local Governments Again Break Out the Coupons to Boost Consumer Spending

<ul><li>Oil prices surge amid Russian assault on Ukraine</li><li>China’s annual rural policy road map urges better protection for women and children</li><li>Exclusive: China’s banks told to stop taking liberties with ‘agreement deposits’</li></ul>

Oil prices surge amid Russian assault on UkraineChina’s annual rural policy road map urges better protection for women and childrenExclusive: China’s banks told to stop taking liberties with ‘agreement deposits’

CX Daily: Oil Prices Surge Amid Russian Assault on Ukraine

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Lenovo Group Limited is a multinational technology company specializing in designing, manufacturing, and marketing consumer electronics, personal computers, software, servers, and related services. Its key products include laptops (ThinkPad, IdeaPad, Yoga, Legion), desktop computers, smartphones (Motorola Mobility), and IT infrastructure solutions. The company was founded on November 1, 1984, in Beijing, China, and has global headquarters in Beijing, China, and Morrisville, North Carolina, United States.

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China Technology – Implications of Intel 3Q23

Intel’s 3Q23 results beat prior guidance and market expectations, and it guided an upbeat 4Q23 with a return to sales growth backed by improving PC...

CMB International

CX Daily: China’s ‘Hidden Debt’ of Local Governments Threatens National Economy

Debt /Cover Story: China’s ‘hidden debt’ of local governments threatens national economy Property /: Country Garden’s plan to extend bond...

Caixin Global

Lenovo (992 HK, NR) - The Fastest Growing Segment May Get a Further Boost

Global #3 server vendor Inspur has been placed on the entity list of the US, which could severely hit its sales due to potential difficulty in...

Quam Securities

Local Governments Again Break Out the Coupons to Boost Consumer Spending

China’s local governments have begun offering billions of yuan worth of coupons to boost consumer spending, in an effort to help businesses

Caixin Global

CX Daily: Oil Prices Surge Amid Russian Assault on Ukraine

Oil prices surge amid Russian assault on Ukraine. China’s annual rural policy road map urges better protection for women and children

Caixin Global

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