Gate News message, April 29 — China's Ambassador to Belgium Fei Shengchao rejected suggestions that Europe and China are entering a trade war phase, stating in a recent interview with Belgian-Luxembourg broadcaster RTBF that such characterizations would have been more fitting for last year's

Gate News message, April 28 — Seagate Technology, a US data storage hardware maker, raised its fiscal fourth-quarter revenue and profit guidance above estimates on April 28, citing strong demand from AI workloads. The company expects Q4 revenue of $3.45 billion (plus or minus $100 million) and

Gate News message, April 27 — Northland Securities analyst Gus Richard downgraded Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) from 'Outperform' to 'Market Perform' on April 27, citing intensifying competition from other chipmakers and Nvidia's strengthening partnership with TSMC as key headwinds limiting A

Anthropic drops Claude Code from Pro plan, drawing criticism as developers migrate to OpenAI; Codex remains free/basic, GPT-5.4 and Image 2.0 boost performance, driving large user migration. Abstract: The article examines Anthropic's removal of Claude Code from the $20 Pro plan, which triggers backlash from developers who call it a hidden price increase and a reliability risk. It contrasts this move with OpenAI's policy of keeping Codex in free and basic tiers, while highlighting strong model performance from GPT-5.4 and ChatGPT Images 2.0, and notes a rapid migration of users to OpenAI, with Codex reportedly exceeding 4 million weekly active users.

Grayscale research head Zach Pandl analyzes Bitcoin's rebound from a February low, using the realized price metric to show recent buyers at breakeven and hint at an early bull phase, with a reported bottom around $65k-$70k. Grayscale’s Pandl: Bitcoin hit ~63k in Feb, rose to ~76k; realized price ~74k shows recent buyers breakeven, hinting at early bull phase and a bottom around 65-70k.

Rieder cites strong stock-market techs and booming earnings, notably 97% YoY semiconductor growth, with positive retail sales and consumer spending underpinning the rally; buybacks nearing $1 trillion fuel demand as S&P 500 tests records. Abstract: BlackRock CIO Rick Rieder points to extraordinary market technicals and robust earnings growth, led by semiconductors up 97% YoY, with solid retail and high-end spending and massive buybacks around $1 trillion supporting the rally; the S&P 500 hit an intraday high.

In Q1 2026, Bitcoin miners sold over 32,000 BTC, the highest on record, to reinvest in AI infrastructure amid rising mining costs.

Yuanjie, a Chinese laser chip company, surged 9.6% to top China's stock market, surpassing Kweichow Moutai, which faced its first sales decline in 20 years. Global chipmakers like TSMC posted strong earnings driven by AI demand, while European startups pursue Nvidia alternatives amid new U.S. tech restrictions on China.

Vale reported strong first-quarter results, with iron ore production rising to 69.7 million tonnes and sales increasing by 4%. Copper production also grew by 13%, while nickel reached a five-year high. Financial statements will be released on April 28.

The global robotaxi market could hit $168 billion by 2035, driven by advances in AI and increased investment. The US and China will lead, with key players like Waymo and Baidu. Cost reductions in hardware are boosting profitability, with operators likely to break even by 2028.