In today’s briefing:
- DTE Energy Reinvents Its Growth Story: Data Centers, Renewables, & Tax Credits Drive the Charge!
- First Solar’s Strategic Reset: Tax Credits, Legal Battles, & America’s Next Solar Boom!
- Lucror Analytics – Morning Views Asia
- MercadoLibre 3Q25: Strong Growth but Profitability Under Pressure

DTE Energy Reinvents Its Growth Story: Data Centers, Renewables, & Tax Credits Drive the Charge!
- DTE Energy’s third-quarter 2025 earnings call highlighted both progress and challenges for the company as it navigates its path toward meeting its long-term financial and operational goals.
- The company emphasized its strategic shift towards higher-quality utility earnings and laid out a comprehensive plan for the next five years.
- Here is a neutral summary of DTE Energy’s earnings results and strategic plans: DTE Energy reported strong financial results for the third quarter of 2025, with operating earnings of $468 million or $2.25 per share.
First Solar’s Strategic Reset: Tax Credits, Legal Battles, & America’s Next Solar Boom!
- First Solar’s third quarter 2025 earnings results reveal a mixed picture featuring both strengths and challenges.
- On the one hand, the company reported record module sales of 5.3 gigawatts, reaching an earnings per share (EPS) of $4.24, in line with earlier projections.
- The firm also increased its gross cash position to $2 billion, bolstered by improved working capital and customer payments.
Lucror Analytics – Morning Views Asia
- In today’s Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: Biocon Biologics
- Overnight, US bond yields fell as traders anticipated fresh data to guide Fed policy. The 10-year Treasury yield slipped amid expectations of a potential rate cut. US equity was flattish.
- The October CPI and core CPI numbers will be released today. The prolonged US government shutdown could delay the October and November jobs data to early December, potentially resulting in the weakest nonfarm payrolls since 2020.
MercadoLibre 3Q25: Strong Growth but Profitability Under Pressure
- Strong topline growth in 3Q25 was offset by heavier investment intensity across Commerce and Fintech, pressuring margins and reinforcing our view that profitability headwinds will constrain near-term operating performance.
- We maintain a Neutral view, with spreads already reflecting MELI’s credit strength and offering limited room for further tightening.
- Credit metrics remain broadly healthy, though higher leverage and softer liquidity offset solid cash generation and resilient regional operations.
