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JD.com left investors wanting more | The EU tried to outmatch US subsidies | Hi {NAME}, here's what

JD.com left investors wanting more | The EU tried to outmatch US subsidies | [TOGETHER WITH]( Hi {NAME}, here's what you need to know for March 10th in 3:15 minutes. 💸 You’ve found a savvy ISA that can shelter your returns from tax, sure, but now you need to find returns worth protecting. So join Hargreaves Lansdown’s Sophie Lund-Yates for [Five Shares For ISAs]( on March 20th, and find out which five stocks Hargreaves is watching – and how it found them. [Get your free ticket]( Today's big stories - JD.com’s results showed that China’s recovery is going to take patience and time - Retail investors are cheerful, even if the pros aren’t – [Read Now]( - The EU and US are turning into lean, green, subsidizing machines in the battle for key industries Jaded By JD [Jaded By JD] What’s Going On Here? JD.com’s [meager]( revenue growth overshadowed last quarter’s juicy profit, spooking investors on Thursday. What Does This Mean? Alibaba might be JD.com’s arch-rival, but the firms are both Chinese e-commerce giants – meaning they’re typically birds of a feather where results are concerned. So after Alibaba’s feeble revenue growth last quarter, it didn’t come out of left field when JD reported that overall revenue was disappointing and direct sales from its online platforms grew just 1%. In the firm’s defense, the cards were stacked against it: vast tracts of China remained under lockdown during the December quarter, keeping a lid on shopping. JD still managed to overshoot profit estimates, though, thanks to a raft of cost cuts. But that wasn’t enough to placate hard-to-please investors. They dumped the stock despite a tantalizing $1 billion dividend announcement. Why Should I Care? The bigger picture: It's going to take patience and time. JD’s performance might improve as China's economy does, but let’s get one thing straight: the country’s not going to take off with one little wave of the government’s lockdown-lifting wand. Chinese imports and exports actually fell in January and February, and cautious spending [brought]( last month’s inflation down to the lowest level in a year. Now JD’s betting that the rebound will be gradual, and it’s counting on consumers’ confidence (and incomes) dialing up over time. Zooming out: China’s e-comm royal rumble. Competition in the Chinese e-commerce market is fierce right now, with newcomers like Pinduoduo shaking the thrones of well-fed reigning champs. But JD’s been brushing off distractions to focus on the fight, saying goodbye to its Thai and Indonesian websites in favor of closer-to-home programs like a $1.4 billion discount campaign. That’s not a guaranteed recipe for success either, though: margins could get dangerously thin if the firm’s not careful, and JD’s rep as a marketplace for higher-end goods might suffer too. You might also like: [Five spicy stocks for China’s reopening.]( Copy to share story: [( 🙋 [Ask a question](mailto:questions@finimize.com?body=Ask us a question: Where are you writing from? Let us know and we'll mention it when we reply.&noapp=true&subject=Jaded By JD&utm_campaign=daily-global-10-03-2023&utm_source=email) Analyst Take You’re Optimistic; The Pros Aren’t. Don’t Let That Stop You. [You’re Optimistic; The Pros Aren’t. 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And if you want a quick start, you can [check out ii’s quick-start funds and ready-made portfolios](. Now, time for a wind-down and a protein shake. [Find Out More]( Trading and other transactional costs apply. Investment value can go up or down and you could get back less than you invest. The value of international investments may be affected by currency fluctuations which might reduce their value in sterling. If you are unsure about the suitability of an investment product or service, you should seek advice from an authorised financial advisor. Mr. Steal Your Industries [Mr. Steal Your Industries] What’s Going On Here? The EU’s reportedly planning some new green subsidies to outshine the US's allure. What Does This Mean? The EU’s got a problem, and its name is Uncle Sam – especially his deep pockets. See, the US boasts a $369 billion package of subsidies and tax incentives for green tech, and that’s got some European companies eyeing up life stateside. Cue panic among EU policymakers, who are worried the sweet Yankee dollar will deprive them of industries they’ve nurtured for years. Volkswagen, the world’s second-biggest carmaker, is a prime example. The firm announced this week that it’s putting plans for an Eastern European battery plant on hold and prioritizing a facility in the US instead – where it could claim over $10 billion in incentives. But the EU’s reportedly hitting back, making it easier for member states to match US subsidies in a last-ditch attempt to keep firms on European soil. Why Should I Care? Zooming in: Grand theft auto. The US and EU are squabbling over all kinds of sectors, but Europe’s especially protective of its all-important auto industry. After all, the region’s home to some of the world’s biggest car manufacturers. And it’s cradling some valuable EV jewels too: the bloc accounts for a quarter of global EV production and 20% of the supply chain, while the US’s figures are less than half that size. Ceding that position would hit the region’s struggling economy hard, meaning the embattled EU has little choice but to cough up or shut up for now. The bigger picture: Seeing green. This development might have EU bureaucrats in tears, but it bodes well for the green transition – and for the world at large. The Human Development Index, which measures how long and well folk live, has been dropping off in recent years. (Yup, you’re not just aging: life actually is getting worse.) Climate change is one key culprit – but developments like this could help keep it in check. You might also like: [US investors have been dumping ESG funds.]( Copy to share story: [( 🙋 [Ask a question](mailto:questions@finimize.com?body=Ask us a question: Where are you writing from? 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