XPeng, Samsung, Dassault: Stocks Overseas in Focus -- WSJ

Dow Jones11-17

By WSJ Staff

XPeng (HK:9868, XPEV): The Chinese automaker, which is making forays into humanoid robots and flying vehicles, posted a narrower-than-expected net loss and a doubling in revenue. However, shares dropped 2.7% in Hong Kong.

Samsung Electronics (KR:005930), SK Hynix (KR:000660): South Korean technology stocks rose after the nation's largest conglomerates pledged billions of dollars in domestic investments, and following a Reuters report that Samsung had hiked some memory-chip prices by up to 60%.

Japan Airlines (JP:9201): Japanese retail and airline stocks fell after China cautioned its citizens from traveling to Japan, citing potential safety risks. Japan Airlines dropped more than 3.7%.

Dassault Aviation (FR:AM): Ukraine agreed to buy 100 Rafale fighter jets as part of a larger military equipment deal. Shares in the French aerospace and defense manufacturer jumped 7%.

Saab (SE:SAAB.B): The Swedish defense company received a 3.1 billion-euro ($3.6 billion) order for 17 fighter jets from Colombia. Shares rose about 5.5%.

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