Inflation in the Eurozone has fallen to exactly two percent. New data takes the edge off the debate on interest rates—and makes many bets in the financial markets appear exaggerated.

The power struggle at the troubled agricultural and construction materials group BayWa is escalating. Major shareholders are losing patience with CEO Frank Hiller. After less than a year in office, his future is apparently seriously in question.

Actually, Redcare Pharmacy is growing strongly. However, the outlook for the fourth quarter dampens the mood: the declining dynamics are enough to put significant pressure on the stock. The market reacts sensitively and is already looking ahead to 2026.

Siemens and Nvidia are significantly expanding their strategic partnership, focusing on the industrial application of artificial intelligence. At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Siemens CEO Roland Busch and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang presented new joint projects. Huang described it as the "beginning of a new industrial revolution.

DZ BANK maintains its buy recommendation for Rheinmetall. Although the institute lowers the fair value, it sees the defense company as better strategically positioned after the planned withdrawal from the civilian business.

The British fashion retailer Next defies the weak consumer climate. Following a significantly better Christmas business, the company raises its profit forecast for the fifth time within a year.

The British consumer goods company Associated British Foods is adjusting its expectations for the current fiscal year downward. The reason is a noticeably weaker demand for the fashion brand Primark in Continental Europe, as well as a subdued food business in the USA.