-- 据路透社周二援引两位知情人士的消息报道，包括Lam Research (LRCX)、Applied Materials (AMAT) 和 KLA (KLAC) 在内的多家芯片设备公司上周收到美国商务部的信函，要求其停止向中国第二大芯片制造商华虹芯片公司交付某些设备。 报道援引知情人士的话称，美国官员认为华虹芯片公司的工厂将生产中国最先进的芯片。就此事向上述公司和美国商务部寻求置评，但未立即得到回复。 （市场动态新闻来源于与全球市场专业人士的对话。这些信息据信来自可靠来源，但可能包含传闻和猜测。准确性无法保证。）
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Taiko Critical Minerals (NZE:TCM) reported strong progress in the March quarter, securing NZ$7.9 million through a rights issue and shortfall placement, according to a Wednesday filing with the New Zealand bourse.The company achieved key development milestones by releasing its first mineral resource statement, appointing SRK Consulting to conduct the definitive feasibility study, and advancing land acquisitions at Barrytown Flats, per the filing.The company also submitted a loan application to New Zealand's regional infrastructure fund to support project development and ended the quarter with NZ$2.9 million in cash, the filing added.
Edison International (EIX) reported Q1 earnings Tuesday and outlined a $38 billion to $41 billion capital plan through 2030 to support grid investments and reliability, and to meet rising demand, the company said.The company expects the rate base to grow at about 7% annually from 2025 to 2030, reaching almost $67.9 billion by 2030, driven by infrastructure and electrification investments.Annual investments are expected to range between $7.3 billion and $9.1 billion through 2030, including California Public Utilities Commission- and FERC-regulated projects and advanced metering programs, the company added.CAISO-awarded FERC transmission projects form a key part of Edison International's long-term investment plan, with additional opportunities beyond 2030, including about $2 billion of projects supporting grid expansion and reliability, the company said.The advanced metering infrastructure program represents a total investment of about $3.1 billion, with roughly 50% allocated between 2026 and 2030 and the remaining 50% scheduled for 2031 to 2033.Southern California Edison, a unit of Edison International, holds variable interests in certain power purchase agreements, limiting its financial exposure, the company said.These agreements provided 6.06 gigawatts of contracted capacity as of March 31, 2026, up from 5.30 GW a year earlier, with payments rising to $204 million from $172 million, recoverable through customer rates.The company said these arrangements carry no significant loss exposure, as they do not guarantee debt or equity support and rely on regulated cost-recovery mechanisms, thereby ensuring stable financial positioning.