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As of today, among others, Amgen ($AMG (+0,13%)), Innospec Inc ($OCT (+0,44%)), Paccar ($PAE (+0,18%)), and Welltower ($HCW (+0,57%)) are trading ex-dividend.

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Today, among others, Advance Auto Parts ($AWN (+1,59%)), Lucid Group ($LCID (+1,15%)), Tyson Foods ($TF7A (+0,11%)), Vantage Towers ($VTWR) and Warner Music Group Corp. ($WA4 (+0,29%)) present their figures.

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Airbus ($AIR (-1,06%)) - Wizz Air owner Indigo Partners has ordered 1145 Airbus aircraft for its holdings on the sidelines of the Dubai air show. Despite the pandemic, Airbus expects global demand for 30,020 new freighter and passenger aircraft over the next 20 years. Two years ago, Airbus had published a study with a 0.5 percent higher forecast. Thus, demand would grow steadily, but two years of that growth had been lost due to the pandemic. According to the forecast, demand for cargo aircraft will offset lower demand for passenger aircraft. Aircraft manufacturers will also benefit from the faster replacement of old and more inefficient airline aircraft.

China's third stock exchange opened in the morning. Trading on the Beijing Stock Exchange (BSE) began at 9:30 a.m. local time. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are listed on this exchange. This is intended to make the Chinese capital the number one trading center for shares of SMEs. The initiative was driven by the communist state leadership and is not a private sector initiative. Like the stock exchanges in Shanghai and Shenzhen, the BSE will initially play a subordinate role internationally.

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Mining Regulations in Russia and Kazakhstan - Following the banning of crypto mining companies in China, other countries are now drawing up tougher borders. Especially Russia and Kazakhstan, which served as "reception camps" for former Chinese mining companies due to their geographical proximity and comparatively cheap electricity prices, announced to work on appropriate regulations to restrict cryptocurrency mining. In Russia alone, 11% of the world's Bitcoins were mined as of August this year. A newly formed working group is now to restrict this business.