Australian AI data centre operator NextDC shares shed 44% on revenue delay
Australian AI data centre operator NextDC shares shed 44% on revenue delay
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Australian AI data centre operator NextDC shares shed 44% on revenue delay
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NextDC shares plunge 42% to a near nine-year low after outlook cut
The trade data is broadly supportive for the yen and for the BOJ’s tightening case, with exports still growing strongly and firms passing higher costs through to prices. The narrowing deficit owes much to oil disruption rather than weaker demand: Houthi rerouting delayed crude arrivals, so the import bill is likely to rebound in October as Suez-routed tankers arrive and procurement returns to…
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