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Today, among others, Airbus SE ($AIR (-3,24ย %)), Walmart Inc ($WMT (+1,1ย %)), Kering SA ($KER (-5,75ย %)) and Palantir Technologies ($PLTR (-0,28ย %)) present their quarterly figures.
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As of today, among others, Shell PLC ($RDSA), 3M Company ($MMM (-1,01ย %)) and Yum! Brands Inc. ($YUM (-1,17ย %)) are trading ex-dividend.
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NVIDIA ($NVDA (+2,32ย %)) - The chip company delivered quarterly results yesterday. Revenue rose 53 percent to just over $7.6 billion (โฌ6.7 billion) in the fourth fiscal quarter ended in late January. The bottom line was the profit of three billion dollars even slightly more than twice as high as in the same quarter last year. For the current quarter, NVIDIA held out the prospect of a further increase in sales to 8.1 billion dollars - while analysts had rather expected around 7.3 billion dollars.
Commerzbank ($CBK (-2,23ย %)) - The bank posted a profit of 430 million euros in 2021, compared with a loss of 2.9 billion in the prior-year period. Operating profit was 1.18 billion euros, after the bank had posted a loss of 233 million euros in the previous year. Commerzbank CEO Manfred Knof said: "2022 will be a decisive year in the implementation of our strategy," "We want to build on last year's successful customer business and increase consolidated profit to more than 1 billion euros."
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EU - Payments with cryptocurrencies should no longer be anonymous even from one cent, EU Parliament committees demand. Unlike the EU Commission, relevant committees of the EU Parliament do not want any exceptions to apply to the identification requirement for crypto transactions. The EU Commission had proposed an exemption limit of 1,000 euros. The background to all the considerations is a package of regulations proposed by the EU Commission last summer. Like the German Crypto Transfers Ordinance (KryptoTransferV), which Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) proposed while still Finance Minister at the time, the EU regulation essentially deals with crypto service providers. When buying and selling crypto-assets, they are supposed to collect the data of the persons involved, keep it and transfer it to an authority upon request. According to the expectations of the politicians, this should result in transparent traceability, which should take into account the state's interests in fighting crime.