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02:19
Cencora CFO to retire, reiterates annual adjusted EPS guidance
格隆汇 March 18|Pharmaceutical distributor Cencora announced that the company's Chief Financial Officer James Cleary will retire on June 30. Cleary will assist in the search for his successor and serve as an advisor until the end of 2026 to ensure a smooth transition. The company also plans to divest non-core businesses and double down on developing its core business to drive long-term performance. The company reiterated that its adjusted earnings per share for 2026 will be between $17.45 and $17.75.
02:17
「Buddy」 continues to reduce HYPE longs, increase BTC longs, total position now at $33.61 million
BlockBeats News, March 18th, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, last night and this morning, Bitcoin traded sideways at a high level, and HYPE continued to rise, breaking through $42. During this period, the "Whale" kept reducing HYPE long positions and increased BTC long positions. As of the time of writing, the "Whale" has increased its long position to $33.61 million in this round, with a total profit of $2.4 million in the past week. The breakdown of its positions is as follows: ETH 25x long, 10,375 coins, $1.1 million unrealized profit; BTC 40x long, 95.88888 coins, $27,000 unrealized loss; HYPE 10x long, 55,000 coins, $93,000 unrealized profit.
02:16
UBS: Moves Forecast for Next Reserve Bank of Australia Rate Hike Forward from August to May
Golden Ten Data reported on March 18 that UBS has moved its forecast for the Reserve Bank of Australia’s next rate hike forward from August to May. UBS Chief Economist George Tharenou stated that although this week’s rate hike was based on a 5-to-4 voting result, they are still advancing their prediction for the timing of the next hike. Governor Bullock’s remarks after the rate decision were sufficiently hawkish, indicating that RBA staff are expected to recommend a rate hike at the next meeting in May. The next meeting is also likely to see a similarly divided voting outcome.
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