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May 1st - In pre-market trading, SanDisk (SNDK.O) fell about 5%, and Western Digital (WDC.O) fell about 7%. Both companies provided guidance that significantly exceeded expectations, but analysts pointed out that the strong results had already been fully priced in, and the guidance "lacked sufficient surprises." Apple (AAPL.O) rose about 3%, with revenue in China continuing to grow by double digits last quarter, and iPhone revenue hitting a record high for the same period. Its revenue guidance for this quarter was unexpectedly strong.May 1st, Futures News – According to foreign media reports, disruptions to global energy flows have accelerated the shift to biofuels, prompting governments and producers worldwide to speed up blending, production, and trade. Brazil, the worlds second-largest ethanol producer, has announced plans to raise the cap on the proportion of ethanol-blended biofuels in gasoline from the current 30% to 32%, aiming to curb rising domestic gasoline prices due to war and control inflation. The Brazilian government stated that this measure could allow the South American nation to stop importing gasoline. Indonesia, the worlds largest palm oil producer, is accelerating the rollout of B50 – one of the worlds most ambitious biofuel blending directives – as part of a nationwide effort to achieve food and fuel self-sufficiency. Neighboring Malaysia, the worlds second-largest palm oil producer, plans to gradually increase the proportion of palm oil-based fuels in diesel from 10% to 20%. In the United States, the war with Iran has become a topic used by biofuel proponents to push the government to allow year-round nationwide sales of high-ethanol gasoline. They argue that increasing sales of this corn-based fuel makes sense, as ethanol is currently cheaper than gasoline, thus alleviating the cost burden on consumers.XPeng Motors (XPEV.N) delivered 31,011 vehicles in April, a 13% increase month-on-month.May 1st - DeepBlue Autos: In April 2026, global sales reached 33,187 vehicles, a year-on-year increase of 64.8%, with overseas sales increasing by 19.03% month-on-month; cumulative global deliveries exceeded 800,000 vehicles.ECB Governing Council member Nagel: The ECB is aware of price risks and is ready to act; the current situation is not as optimistic as the baseline in March.
