Chapter 347: The Eagle Sauce beats the second and fifth boys, and it will be big when you come up (for XJL23.9 million
It seems that the countdown to the release date has entered the final week, but there are still many moths on the earth. Perhaps this is the birth of an extraordinary company, the creation of extraordinary things, and the creation of this extraordinary era.
The coastline is really in a rhythm of continuing the past and opening up the future. Last year, it was a trend and it will not stop this year.
The current global hot topic is undoubtedly the fierce battle between CSAC and SIA. This is a confrontation between the technology world and the business world that is destined to go down in history. Netizens all over the world are discussing it in their respective forums, communities or social networks.
There was a lot of discussion.
Some netizens in China said that csac had already won because it had one more letter than sia and it was also c. How could it lose? Although I don’t know what the basis is, many people liked it and it seemed to make sense.
More domestic netizens are excited about this. Although csac is deeply hated by countless people abroad, there will only be more people who love it as much as there are people who hate it.
This is a head-on confrontation between the technology community and high-end manufacturing. It is also the first voice in the world to launch a comprehensive challenge to the North American SIA system, and it is tough and tough.
What is even more exciting is that good news is coming one after another. First of all, Samsung Group has become the first "traitor" in North America, and the news that the head of Asml Company hastily rushed to the commercial capital has also spread like wildfire.
Although these well-known multinational companies in the ICT and integrated circuit industries are all international members of SIA in North America, their importance to SIA is self-evident.
Their jump is definitely a big blow to North America.
Ye Hua and CSAC China Semiconductor Industry Alliance are crazy fans in China.
Because of Ye Hua and CSAC, the Wassenaar Agreement became a joke. Although this agreement lists a series of lists, there is no doubt that the most important ones are the ICT and integrated circuit industries;
Because Ye Hua and CSAC finally made those European and American people bow their heads proudly, the leader of ASML came to Shangdu in a low-key manner and was exposed by someone who did not want to be named;
Because of Ye Hua and CSAC, North America SIA felt like it was facing a formidable enemy and was extremely relieved.
This battle for the commanding heights of technology is by no means as simple as a business competition between the two multinational giants. One thing is certain, Sia will never sit back and wait for death, and this is not Yingjiang's style.
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As the domestic release date approaches, offline stores in the mainland have lined up in advance again. The market demand is too great. So far, the global shipments of the previous generation PHC have been less than 30 million units, while the mid-range stores around the world have
There are hundreds of millions in income groups, and the domestic market alone is unimaginably huge.
As soon as this press conference came out, not only did the performance far exceed that of the previous generation, but the price also dropped significantly. The base of potential consumer groups has undoubtedly further expanded, and the scale of natural market demand is larger than before. Such a good product is definitely not available.
Worry about sales of hot-selling goods.
In this competition in the high-tech field, the situation is now dominated by CSAC and Ye Hua, but SIA in North America is not waiting to be beaten and doing nothing. SIA's actions on the surface are everyone's eyes.
But the old beauty's actions with CIA behind her back are extremely frequent.
On the surface, Ye Hua is taking the initiative, while North America and Asia are passively defending and seeking counterattacks. Behind the scenes, Cia is undoubtedly the proactive side and is frantically seeking opportunities. However, Ye Hua currently prefers a conservative defensive posture. A gentleman does not stand behind a dangerous wall.
Of course he understands the truth. Ye Hua knows that he has touched the lifeblood of Lao Mei. At this time, he should not go out without reliable security capabilities.
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Facts have proved that Yingjiang will not sit still and wait for death, and finally takes action.
On May 7th, SIA fought back. It was not to directly attack Ye Hua or CSAC, but to deal with the "traitors" harshly, even to death.
The most ruthless one is Samsung Group, the number one "anti-bone boy".
Now Samsung Group is in trouble.
The Americans are even determined to bring down the Samsung Group directly and will show no mercy.
How determined is North America to punish "traitors"?
The first move was to use the big move of Standard & Poor's, which is not easy to use. S&P generally does not make moves, but the move is unusual.
Speaking of which, many people may not know what the world's three major rating agencies are, namely S&P, Moody's, and Fitch.
In fact, the world's three major rating agencies are the controllers of world economic companies, countries, etc. Because of the authority of these three major agencies, not even the US emperor can shake their status.
Some people say, "There are two powerful people in the world. One is the United States, which can use aircraft carriers to destroy a country, and the other is S&P, which can use credit ratings to destroy a country."
You can see its power.
On May 7, Standard & Poor's gave Samsung Group an "SD" rating in both its long-term debt rating and short-term debt rating, which means selective default.
A "cc" rating has been given to the credit of the entire South Korea. In other words, the entire South Korea is currently more likely to default.
Don't forget that South Korea's economic lifeline is basically controlled by the United States. Even 50% of Samsung Group's profits go to Wall Street. Other local Korean companies are even worse. They basically work for Wall Street.
As soon as Standard & Poor's announced this rating information, the market value of Samsung Group plummeted, the Korean index also plummeted that day, capital fled frantically, the panic index continued to spread, the international foreign exchange market experienced major shocks, and the Korean won depreciated at a rate not to mention the domestic one.
The people are here, and foreigners are afraid when they see it.
Before the S&P index ratings were announced, 1 U.S. dollar was worth 1,129 Korean won. After the ratings were announced, 1 U.S. dollar was worth 1,267 won. And at first glance, it is far from bottoming out.
The result was a horrific bank run. In less than half a day, everyone stopped going to work. Long queues formed in all major banks, either converting money into U.S. dollars or withdrawing money to spend.
Supermarkets were robbed, jewelry stores were robbed, and gold jewelry and other items were sold out.
Just imagine that the local Koreans saw that the value of the Korean won in their hands was depreciating a lot every hour. When they saw the Korean won in their hands, they felt as if they had seen a ghost and wanted to throw them all away.
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On the afternoon of May 9, Daegu Bank Headquarters, Daegu City, Gyeongsangbuk-do, Seoul.
"President, President..." The head office manager of Daegu Bank rushed into the president's office in panic, "The total deposit reserves are only 2.4 trillion won, and the cash run has already happened... According to this trend, we are only one step away from the critical point.
It will rain for less than 10 minutes..."
"President!!! Call an ambulance!" The general manager was shocked. Before he could finish speaking, the boss muttered "It's over."
He passed out immediately on the spot.
This cash run occurred under the influence of the credit crisis and was a completely sudden and concentrated crisis.
As a type of financial risk, bank runs are precisely the most terrifying kind. The run caused this time is not a credit crisis caused by poor bank management or other reasons, but rather a lack of any news, no preparations, and no prior
Plan ahead.
Americans are really ruthless and show no mercy at all.
Faced with the collapse of the South Korean won, a large number of depositors requested to withdraw their deposits at the same time, and the banks were simply unable to pay, further triggering panic and causing more serious cash runs, which has already led to a disgusting cycle.
A large-scale run can completely cause bank failure. Large banks and small banks often have short-term lending funds. The failure of one bank will often spread to other banks like a domino effect, eventually leading to the complete collapse of the financial system.
and even trigger an economic crisis.
The Americans' attack this time will be fast, accurate, and ruthless to the extreme. The authorities are simply unable to rescue the market. What's more, at this time, the predators in the international foreign exchange market are also making up for their losses, waiting for the opportunity to move with a lot of dollars in their hands.
Netizens from the Rabbit House next door were shocked and couldn't even understand why Standard & Poor's in the United States just announced a new credit rating, downgrading it to cc, and giving Samsung Group two SDs.
Will South Korea’s economy collapse?
Does Standard & Poor's have such terrifying power?
There is no doubt that the power of the S&P is indeed terrifying, but it is not invincible. Economies with a scale of 10 trillion US dollars can ignore it, but small economies are definitely frightened by the news, not to mention who will believe that it is true.
Is it as simple as a simple downgrade by S&P?
This is obviously a well-prepared and premeditated economic war.
On the afternoon of May 9, even greater bad news came.
Daegu Bank declared bankruptcy and liquidation. As the first local bank in South Korea, it had 276 branches at home and abroad. The bank founded in 1967... collapsed.
It seemed like he died suddenly overnight!!!
If there was a crisis before Daegu Bank declared bankruptcy, then it was the beginning of a catastrophe after the bankruptcy.
