PDD Holdings: Analysts See 92% Upside Despite Recent Slump

Shares of PDD Holdings Inc. (PDD), the Chinese retail-tech giant, are attracting bullish sentiment from analysts despite a recent stock decline. After disappointing second-quarter results triggered a 35% drop in two sessions, analysts believe the stock is undervalued and has a potential 92% upside. While acknowledging the challenges, analysts are optimistic about PDD’s long-term growth potential, citing factors like a robust ecosystem, sustainable growth strategies, and attractive valuations.

Contactless Payments Market Booming: North America Leads the Way

The global contactless payments market is experiencing rapid growth, driven by increasing demand for digital transactions, rising smartphone and wearable adoption, and growing e-commerce activity. North America is a key player in this market, fueled by government initiatives, expanding financial institutions, and rising consumer awareness. This article explores the key trends, drivers, and players shaping the contactless payments landscape.

JD.com Announces $5 Billion Share Buyback Program

Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com has announced a $5 billion share repurchase program over the next three years. The move comes after a period of stock decline due to factors like Walmart’s sale of its stake and disappointing sales reports from competitors. This buyback program aims to boost investor confidence and support JD.com’s stock price.

ATRenew’s Strong Growth Driven by Value-Conscious Consumers and Partnerships with Apple and JD.com

ATRenew, a recycling specialist, reported strong revenue growth in the second quarter and predicts continued growth in the third. The company is capitalizing on rising demand from value-conscious consumers and its strategic partnerships with Apple and JD.com. ATRenew’s focus on higher-margin businesses, including product refurbishment and direct sales, is driving its profitability.

India’s Commerce Minister Clarifies Stance on E-commerce, Assures Support for FDI

India’s Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has clarified his earlier statements on e-commerce, emphasizing that he supports the sector and welcomes Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in it. His initial comments, which expressed concerns about e-commerce’s impact on small retailers, had raised anxieties in the industry. Goyal’s clarification aims to alleviate these concerns and reaffirm the government’s commitment to fostering a balanced e-commerce ecosystem.

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