On June 24, Jin10 reported that on June 23 local time, the new government led by Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu passed a parliamentary confidence vote, and subsequently, Romanian President Klaus Iohannis signed the appointment decree, with new government members taking their oath of office at the presidential palace.

Jin10 Data, April 24 - A survey released on Thursday showed that German business confidence unexpectedly rose in April, although expectations were slightly pessimistic due to increased uncertainty among companies. Klaus Wohlrabe, head of surveys at the German think tank IFO Institute for Economic Research, stated: "The German economy is emerging from recession." The institute reported that the business climate index rose from 86.7 in March to 86.9 in April, exceeding analysts' estimates in a Reuters survey.

Jin10 data reported on April 10, market research institution IHS economist Klaus Weyerstrass stated on Thursday that the global economy will be dragged down by the "aggressive" tariff policy of the United States. This economist made a highly anticipated forecast on the German economy. Klaus mentioned that the uncertainty caused by the unpredictable trade policy of the United States is a major negative factor. Some economic institutions, including IHS, have lowered Germany's economic growth forecast for 2025 from 0.8% in September last year to 0.1%.

On January 22, Jinshi Data reported that Klaus issued an announcement of abnormal changes, and the company's main business changed from three main business zones: plastic machinery business, chemical equipment business, and rubber machinery business to two main zones: chemical equipment business and rubber machinery business. In the future, the company may face risks of performance fluctuations and failure to achieve expected profits. Investors are advised to be aware of investment risks.

On January 21, Jin10 News reported that the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2025 kicked off in Davos, Switzerland on January 20. The theme of this year's meeting is 'Collaboration in the Age of Intelligence', calling for international cooperation to tackle global challenges. On the eve of the opening of the meeting, Klaus Schwab, the founder of the World Economic Forum, stated that in the face of the many challenges of the intelligent era, this year's meeting is committed to strengthening international cooperation and seeking to shape the future in a more sustainable and inclusive manner.

On January 7th, Jin10 data released a notice about the stock price fluctuation. The Luxembourg equipment will no longer be included in the company's merger scope, which will result in a reduction in the company's operating revenue. At the same time, the main business will shift to the chemical equipment business and rubber machinery business zones. In the future, the company will focus on improving quality and efficiency, further expanding the volume and profitability of the chemical equipment business and rubber machinery business. It will adhere to innovation-driven development, research and develop new products, and break through key technologies to find new profit growth points. However, there may be risks of performance fluctuation and failure to achieve expected profits. Investors are advised to pay attention to investment risks.

The first round of voting in the Romanian presidential election shows that independent candidate Klaus Iohannis leads with a 22.71% vote share, followed by Marcel Ciolacu with 19.42% of the vote. If no candidate receives an absolute majority, the top two candidates will hold a second round of voting on December 8th.

Romania held presidential elections with a total of 14 candidates, including Marcel Ciolacu, chairman of the Social Democratic Party, and George Simion, chairman of the far-right Romania for the People Party. The election commission estimated that about 19 million registered voters will vote for the new president. If no candidate receives more than half of the votes, the top two candidates will compete in a runoff on December 8. Incumbent President Klaus Iohannis has already served two terms and is not eligible to run.

On October 31st, Jinshi Data reported that Klaus announced that the company and its affiliated shareholder Equipped Hong Kong are planning a major asset restructuring, intending to convert the debt of Equipped Hong Kong to the company's wholly-owned subsidiary Equipped Luxembourg into equity. After the completion of this transaction, the company will no longer have control over Equipped Luxembourg.

Klaus Wohlrabe, director of business surveys at the German think tank IFO, believes that the IFO business survey shows that the German economy may experience a slight negative growth in the fourth quarter, but does not expect a recession as deep as many people predict. Further rate hikes by the ECB could have a negative impact on Germany's construction, manufacturing and services sectors, with many companies complaining of fewer orders and fewer new orders Structural problems in the German economy are becoming more apparent, such as carbon reduction and labor shortages And other issues. The external economy has a somewhat negative impact on German export expectations, which may intensify further in the coming months. It is worth noting that Germany has undergone some structural adjustments over the past few years to become more independent from the global economy and to diversify its economy and supply chains more.