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June 23 – Morningstar analyst Phelix Lee stated in a report that capital expenditures by leading memory chip manufacturers are likely to increase further this year and next. This growth is primarily driven by long-term supply agreements negotiated with customers, which Morningstar believes are conducive to maintaining stable profit margins and signify high financial commitments from customers. Therefore, memory chip capacity growth is likely to be very strong, particularly in the DRAM and HBM sectors.According to the European Automobile Manufacturers Association, in May, Nissans new car registrations in the EU fell by 8.5%, Volkswagen Groups by 3.6%, Stlantiss by 2.6%, and Hyundais by 1.3%.The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (EAMA) reported that new car registrations in the EU rose 4% to 4,748,801 units between January and May.The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (EAMA) reported that new car registrations in the EU rose 3.2% in May, reaching 955,013 vehicles.The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (EAMA) reported that electric vehicles accounted for 69.49% of new registrations in the EU, UK, and EFTA in May.