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Real-time News
November 5th - Canadian Solar issued an announcement regarding abnormal stock trading fluctuations. Following a self-examination and inquiries to its controlling shareholder and actual controller, as of the date of this announcement, the company has no undisclosed material matters. The companys production and operations are currently normal, and no significant changes have occurred. The companys stock price has experienced significant short-term fluctuations; investors are advised to pay attention to investment risks, make rational decisions, and invest prudently.The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that its forces have thwarted numerous Ukrainian attempts to break through the encirclement in Pokrovsk.According to RIA Novosti, the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that its troops are continuing to destroy Ukrainian forces near Kupyansk.According to Interfax news agency, the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that its troops stationed in Pokrovsk are advancing northward.November 5th - According to institutional analysis, surveys show that the Eurozone economy recorded its fastest growth since May 2023 in October, shaking off the sluggish growth pattern seen earlier this year, as service sector activity accelerated and demand improved. The composite PMI rose to 52.5 in October from 51.2 in September, marking its tenth consecutive month of growth and reaching a 29-month high. New business volume saw its largest increase in two and a half years, driven entirely by the service sector – manufacturing orders remained stagnant. The composite new orders index jumped from 50.6 to 52.1. The services activity index rose to 53.0 in September, reaching a 17-month high. Spain performed best, with its composite PMI reaching 56.0, its best performance in 10 months; Germany also unexpectedly strengthened, rising to 53.9, a near two-and-a-half-year high. Italy and Ireland also performed well, at 53.1 and 53.7 respectively. France is the only major economy still in contraction territory, with its index falling to an eight-month low of 47.7.
