#Slewing Bearing Market

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Slewing Ring Bearings Market Demand and Key Players Overview

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The global Slewing Bearings market is estimated to surpass $4,105.9 million by 2024, growing at CAGR 3.03% during the forecast period 2018-2024,

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Slewing Bearings Market - Forecast(2023 - 2028)

The global Slewing Bearings market is estimated to surpass $4,105.9 million by 2024, growing at CAGR 3.03% during the forecast period 2018-2024, majorly driven by the increasing focus on renewable energy and growing infrastructure sector. Urbanization in emerging economies has also led to an increase in commercial and office construction market which is driving the global slewing bearings market.

[j4gm]

SPOILERS!!! REFERENCES AND EASTER EGGS IN F&C ep. 3: Cake the Cat

The dungeon that Finn and Jake are crawling in the opening scene looks very similar to the Temple of Thorogon from an unproduced episode that would have been part of season one of the original show. Spotted by @digamma-f-wau.

This is the Finn and Jake we saw in the trailer! They are indeed from an alternate universe where Jake survived.

Minerva makes a cameo. She arrived in Ooo during the montage in the finale of the original series.

This is the two-headed duck from the original show's title sequence.

This is the butterfly from the credits of Simon Petrikov, the second episode, where it was resting on the mask of the bear that Finn slew.

The non-flying squirrel and the other animals who try to kidnap him and bring him back to their cult are from Up a Tree. Finn also ate the same kind of cursed apple in that episode as Cake.

The Ice Thingdom already looks a lot like it does in the 1000+ scenes.

These kinds of universal translators were first seen in My Two Favorite People. This one has more voices and seems more advanced, but the three voices from that episode can briefly be heard; demon, alien, and old man.

There are lots of returning species in the market scene; hot dog knights, soft people, wood people, rock people, spiky people, slime people, cuties, berry people, goblins, cloud people, and several of the characters from Memories of Boom Boom Mountain. The girl playing the guitar is Rainy from the episode Another Way and it's possible the tree stump playing the woodblock is meant to be the one from that same episode.

There's a worm here who appears for like five frames and looks like Shelby.

I'm not sure why the hot dog knight got Prismo-teleported away.

Astrid mentions she was born in the new human city, which means she is twelve or younger, and means it didn't take long for the city to be constructed after the humans arrived in Ooo.

The dream in this episode's credits is a truck full of apples with a wheel missing. I wonder if these mean anything.

[leviathanlazarus]

Smother the Flame in Your Heart - Part VI

Read previous parts here or read on Ao3

Pairing: Danny Wagner x Sam Kiszka

Word Count: ~2800

Warnings: none, just a little angst

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Getting through the rest of the holidays posed a real challenge for Danny. He knew it would be–he’d mentally prepared as best he could, but the balancing act between being a normal boyfriend and a blood-thirsty monster continued to rock his world with each passing day, each passing event. In the spirit of being a normal boyfriend, he planned as many fun, festive things for him and Sam as he could–a trip to the big Christmas village for more last minute shopping before the official Christmas day rolled around, a snow sleigh ride through the park, hot apple cider and feeding goats and alpacas at a local farmer’s market. 

The last thing was extra special–Sam meeting Danny’s family at their annual New Years Eve game night. It was no Kiszka party, it was just Danny, his parents and his sister and a whole bunch of board and card games, which made Sam extra nervous. He had to face his own challenge–there weren't a slew of strangers to act as any kind of buffer. No, it was just him and the Wagners and he was left to suddenly worry about being judged, something he didn’t often do.

But he knew the risk of being judged was a lot different than the risk of Danny going a little insane and not being able to contain himself, which was what he’d beautifully done a couple weeks prior. Since then, Sam realized Danny had very obviously made a point to interact with his brothers as little as possible. No going inside when he picked Sam up, no group hang outs, nothing at all, really. Sam felt like he understood. Yet, the understanding didn’t make the seething jealousy that soaked his insides any less palpable. It all felt so juvenile and stupid–it wasn’t like Danny could control his instincts or those base desires. It was all hormones and pheromones and Sam thought that, in a way, he should actually be flattered. Something in the Kiszka bloodline was apparently very appealing to Danny. 

But then, Sam thought, if he hadn’t been the one to run into Danny on Halloween and one of his brothers had, would Danny be with one of them instead? That thought was too much to bear whenever it assaulted his mind so, each time it did when he was around his boyfriend, Sam lunged from wherever he was sitting or standing and planted a big wet one on his boyfriend’s face to remind him who they both belonged to.

After the vibrant festivities of Christmas and New Years, it had quickly become the season of capitalizing on romance. Danny and Sam were perusing through Walmart on a bitter cold Wednesday night and Sam hooked their arms together to explore the Valentine’s Day aisles together. It was a little morbid, in a way, how much red and pink there was everywhere, all the heart-shaped things, when his poor boyfriend had the unfortunate, relentless urge to bite into stranger’s hearts and drink their blood until it ran red down his chin. Well, Sam silently corrected, that was a bit much. Danny was the sweetest boy he’d ever known–his gleeful adoration of the cheesy Valentine’s Day decor and toys was testament to that. 

“I bet you went all out for Valentine’s Day with your girlfriends,” Sam said, coming up behind him, who was inspecting a lavender-colored rabbit with hearts stamped on its feet. “You definitely seem like the type.”

“It’s cute. Girls like it,” Danny told him, turning around to shove the rabbit in Sam’s face. “You want him? Or her?”

Sam grabbed it and pulled it down, freeing his field of vision to survey the other choices of plushies. “I like this one,” he said, retrieving a baby pink stuffed dog with floppy ears from the top shelf. “Which one do you like?”

Danny plucked the one right next to it, the crimson dog of the same plushie breed, and tapped its nose against the one in Sam’s hands. “This guy. They go together.”

“God, we’re so gay,” Sam scoffed, smirking. He tucked both plushies under one arm and took a look at the next aisle which was full of red, pink and purple bags of sweets. “We should get some candy though. I like those little conversation hearts.”

Danny scoffed next. “Sam, those are so gross. Don’t tell me you got your girlfriends boxes of those things for Valentine’s Day.”

“They loved them!”

Danny chuckled and grabbed a box, just for Sam. “I bet they only told you that to be polite.” It was such an honor to be Sam’s first–and hopefully only–boyfriend that Danny was more than willing to put up with anything. Chalky conversation heart candies, not-so-tasty vegan dinners, Sam’s refusal to ever clean his bong, talking with his mouth full, his snoring–there wasn’t a single thing that could turn Danny off. 

“Alright, so tell me–what’s your favorite candy from this fine selection?” Sam asked, waving a hand over the aisle. 

Danny tapped a bag of sugared cherry wedges. “These bad boys. I could eat the whole bag in one sitting.”

“God! Such a grandpa,” Sam said, but he grabbed the package for his boyfriend just as Danny had done for him. “Let’s just say we both have shit taste in candy.”

“I should probably get something for my mom,” Danny mused, moving over to the boxes of chocolates. “And Josie.”

That was something Sam totally loved about his boyfriend–Danny was constantly thinking about other people. Sam felt like he was still working on that himself, though he did think about Danny all the time. All the damn time. Now he was thinking about Danny’s family again and had to wonder out loud, going back in time, “So they really liked me?”

“My parents? Josie?” Danny asked while he scanned the back of a big box of Godiva truffles. “Yeah, they really did. Josie thinks you’re hilarious. My dad does too.”

“Well, what about Mama Wagner? I gotta get in good with your mom.”

Danny smiled. “She loves you, Sam. She said you’re very witty and sharp.”

“Fuck yeah, love that,” Sam said, bursting with pride, and snuck an arm around Danny’s waist. “You’re really never planning on telling them?”

Danny sighed, putting the box of Godiva chocolate back. “How would I ever tell them? It’s too unbelievable.”

“I believed you and I’m not even related to you.”

“Yeah, but I proved it to you. I bit you.”

Sam sighed next. “It just makes me kinda sad that you feel like you can’t ever tell them. Like it’s gonna eat away at you for the rest of your life.”

“Maybe not,” Danny replied, optimistic. “We all keep secrets from our families. It’s not like my family actually knowing my secret would do any good.” He also really didn’t want them to think his boyfriend was just his own personal juice box–that couldn’t be further from the truth. Danny was doing everything in his power to keep Sam as far removed from that role as possible; in fact, and unfortunately, his hunger was stirring deep in his belly today, and there was no way that chocolates and sweets would curb it. 

Sam said nothing, keeping his arms looped around his boyfriend while he watched him read the back of another box of chocolates. He appreciated that Danny trusted him so much that his darkest–and really, because he ultimately was such a good boy, his only–secret was kept just between them. Still, he knew what a family man Danny was. He could imagine how it must have sucked to not be totally honest with his family even just about how he felt. Sam didn’t expect Danny to ever tell his family that he was headed out of town to suck some poor sap dry, but he felt his boyfriend deserved to be able to open up about what was going on in his heart and head all the time with the people who loved him unconditionally. But that conversation would be another losing battle. Sam had learned a few things in his few months with Danny and one of them was that pushing him never truly worked out. Danny had to do things in his own time. 

Sam also knew that bringing Mama Wagner and Josie flowers and chocolates alongside Danny would do his reputation wonders. After they dropped off the goodies for the girls, Sam was able to entice Danny back to his house since the twins were out for the night.

“This is good,” he said while he laid himself across Danny’s lap, a box of those chalky yet still somehow delightful conversation hearts in his hands. He smiled up at his boyfriend, who smiled back down at him wide enough to expose his fangs–the sight made Sam’s heart skip.

“Sam, do you even like romance movies?” Danny questioned, instinctively lacing his fingers through Sam’s hair that was draping across his hips. Sam had agreed to watching Romeo and Juliet but Danny was sure it was just to placate him–it didn’t take much for Danny to admit that he had a soft spot for that part of pop culture. 

“I told you–I never watch them,” Sam said, chewing on a white heart. “So I don’t know.”

“Wait.” Danny gave a gentle tap to Sam’s forehead with the remote. “You’ve never seen this? You’ve never seen Romeo and Juliet?”

“Nooo,” Sam said, pinching Danny’s side. “But I read the play in high school so cut me some slack, man.”

“Okay, so, we’re definitely watching it now,” Danny concluded, clicking the play button and moving the remote aside, using his newly freed hand to grab the bag of cherry slices Sam had bought him. He was really banking on the movie and candy distracting him enough to get him through the night, but Sam in his lap and the scent of all three Kiszka boys so thick in the house was tormenting. Danny could smell all the other normal things normal people would more easily pick up on–incense, vinegar, coffee grounds, toasted bread–but nothing diminished the scent of the guys enough to make things easy. 

“For you,” Sam said, holding his hand up to give Danny a little pink candy heart while he munched on a green one. 

Danny plucked it from Sam’s palm–it said “BE MINE” in red dye. “I’m already yours,” he said, brushing his hands through Sam’s hair again, and popped the heart in his mouth. It didn’t taste very good, but Sam’s lips, when Danny bent down to kiss him after he swallowed, certainly did. When Sam sat up and leaned against him, nuzzling the side of his face into his shoulder, Danny said, “I didn’t think I’d spend Valentine’s Day with anyone ever again.”

“Vampires deserve love too,” Sam said. “Someone else besides me would’ve come along.”

Danny made a sour face, not because of the candy. “No way. Besides, it wouldn’t have worked.”

“Why not?”

“‘Cause I’m pretty sure you’re the only one for me.”

Sam smiled and kissed Danny’s cheek. “Duh.” He tried to move his focus to the movie for Danny’s sake, but he felt restless–restless because he could feel Danny was restless. The non-stop bouncing of his leg kept Sam gently vibrating throughout the film and no matter how much he wished his own relaxed, warm body would soften Danny’s muscles, he could feel the unyielding tension in his boyfriend. 

When the credits were rolling, Danny eased away and stood up, stretching. Sam moved to the edge of the couch, watching, and asked, “You’re sleeping over, right?” It wasn’t even late enough for bedtime really, but he knew the twins would be home soon–Danny would want to get away, and Sam would prefer he stayed as close to him as possible even while getting away. 

Danny turned around and smiled, easy and beautiful as ever. “Yeah. I just gotta take a leak.”

In the dim solitude of his bedroom, Sam rolled a joint while Danny lounged next to him on the bed, watching him work. Despite the relentless tension he felt in his bones just existing in the world–and perhaps especially in the Kiszka house–he always felt at ease with Sam. Everything he did was fascinating in Danny’s eyes, even just the simple, perfected act of rolling a joint and sparking it to life. The smoke around Sam’s face was whisked away by a sudden and sharply cold breeze through the open window, then Danny was reaching to take the smoke for himself, the hazy curls moving from Sam’s fingers to his. 

While Danny was taking a hit, Sam laid one hand over his restless leg. “You’re thirsty, aren’t you?”

Danny coughed into his arm and passed the joint back. “Is it that obvious?”

“Yes, it is.”

With another cough, then a sigh, Danny leaned back more against the headboard. “Yeah. But it’s okay. I can wait.”

Sam wanted to say that Danny didn’t have to wait, that Sam could take care of him. That Danny was his and vice versa and that meant in terms of everything. But it was a tired conversation. Instead, Sam reminded himself of his earlier thought–that Danny needed to do things in his own time and part of being a partner was acceptance. It was never easy for Sam but he knew that he really was trying. 

Instead of going down that road again, Sam tried to keep it light. “If you weren’t a vampire, what would you wanna be?” he asked, cuddling up against his vampire. “And you can’t say a normal human. I mean like, what mythological creature would you wanna be?”

“Hmm.” Danny took the joint back as it was offered, thinking. When he and Josie were little, they’d play outside and pretend to be all sorts of things–members of a royal court, elves, pirates, witches and warlocks, great adventurers. Never vampires though, and Danny still grappled constantly with what exactly he was beyond that word. Josie had even made him watch the Twilight movies with her when they’d come out and Danny spent an embarrassing amount of time reflecting on them after his change. He’d achieved no supernatural or outstanding abilities, no outlandishly heightened beauty, nothing special at all. Nothing good. It was so weird to just essentially be, as he’d eventually resigned to calling it, diseased and not be able to talk about it. 

At least there was Sam now. Ultimately, that was all he needed. 

“I’m not sure,” Danny finally said. “Something awesome though. Something super strong and fast. Something that can fly.”

“A dragon,” Sam offered, stamping the joint out and shoving the window down. He curled tighter against Danny’s side, tucking his feet beneath the blankets. 

“Being a dragon would be super cool,” Danny agreed, pulling the blankets up over both of their legs. “Or a phoenix.”

“I could see that.”

Danny chuckled. “What about you?” He stroked Sam’s hair, looking at the angles of his pretty face. “I think you’d be an elf. Some kind of fairytale creature, you know? That suits you.”

“An elf?” Sam replied, craning his neck to eye Danny. “Would I at least be a badass elf with weapons and shit?”

“Sure, of course. A bow and arrow. Some daggers.”

“So I’m Legolas.”

Danny laughed; the sound made Sam’s whole body grow warmer. “You love The Lord of the Rings. So why not?”

That night, sheathed in thick blankets and Danny’s strong, comforting body, Sam didn’t dream about elves or fairies or dragons or phoenixes. He slept so deeply and so soundly he didn’t remember any of his dreams. It was the waking that was disjointed and unpleasant, like a bad dream–Danny wasn’t in his bed anymore. 

Sam sat up, exhaling, bringing the blankets up to his chin. He could feel that his room was warm with the heat through the vents but he still felt cold. Cold and abruptly alone. He knew why, and the note left on the spare pillow confirmed it–Danny had left because he had to. Soon enough, he’d be full and more at ease–all would be well. But for now, Sam had to deal with the emptiness that came along with letting Danny be Danny. By not pushing him. By trying to be patient. Two things that didn’t come naturally to him at all. 

Quickly, sadness turned into anger–it was a transition impossible to avoid when Sam’s mind brought him images of Danny with someone else. It didn’t matter that it didn’t mean anything to him–it meant something to Sam. But throughout all his tearing the bed apart and violently hauling himself off it, he still saved the note. Only because Danny wrote it. 

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“Is China about to have its ‘Lehman’ moment? After Chinese property developer Evergrande filed for bankruptcy protection in the U.S., that’s been the question some have whispered. The country’s debt crisis that’s rumbled on for two years is coming to a head, with China’s shadow bank sector now defaulting on payments.

(…)

Last week, Evergrande filed for protection in the U.S. under Chapter 15 of the bankruptcy code, which helps keep creditors at bay when a company is restructuring. Evergrande’s debt is held mainly by Western investors, hence filing in Manhattan.

It’s been at the center of the Chinese property sector’s debt crisis, which first unfolded in 2021 and has reared its head again this summer. Nearly two years ago, Evergrande defaulted on making interest payments on bonds, which sparked a set of failures across the Chinese property sector.

Companies accounting for roughly 40% of China’s home sales have now defaulted on debt since the crisis first unfolded. This has led to unfinished homes and ‘ghost cities’, supply chain disruptions and institutional investors out of pocket.

(…)

It’s not the only property developer struggling this week. China’s Country Garden Holdings is looking to restructure its bond repayments totaling $535 million over three years to stave off financial trouble.

(…)

Given real estate is estimated to make up 30% of China’s GDP, there are fears the contagion in China’s real estate market could spread and create a downward spiral of the property market depressing growth.

Last week, there were rare protests in Beijing after bank subsidiary Zhongrong defaulted on several investment products without immediate plans to repay its clients. Its parent company, Zhongzhi, manages $138 billion in assets, 10% of which are exposed to the real estate market.

Moody’s has previously stated that the increased amount of defaults from property developers has raised Chinese banks’ non-performing loan rate to 4.4% by the end of last year, up from 1.9% in 2020. China’s property sector is also considered the world's largest asset class, worth around $62 trillion, so any further signs of trouble could lead to the Chinese government intervening.

(…)

As for the Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong, it’s officially entered a bear market. Around half the stocks on the index are now oversold, and it’s lost 11% of its value in August so far, which sets the scene for the Hang Seng’s worst performance since October.

The fear has spread to the U.S. markets in August, with the S&P 500 suffering three straight weeks of decline. The Nasdaq lost 5.5% in value in the same period, while the Dow Jones has seen a 3.2% decline.

Several banks have also downgraded China’s GDP growth outlook, which was previously estimated at 5% for 2023. Nomura now predicts 4.8% growth, with the likes of Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan and Barclays all following suit.”

“Country Garden Holdings Co., the distressed Chinese developer that earlier this month missed interest payments on some dollar bonds, is leaving investors in the dark about the exact date the grace period ends.

That’s adding to signs of opaqueness in the nation’s offshore junk debt market, which has lost $87 billion in the past two years.

One of China’s biggest developers, Country Garden must repay a combined $22.5 million in two coupons within the grace period, otherwise creditors could call a default that would be the developer’s first on such debt. That would threaten even worse impact than defaulted peer China Evergrande Group given Country Garden has four times as many projects.

(…)

China’s worsening property debt crisis has prompted a slew of developers including Evergrande to use grace periods in recent years. In many cases, doing so has only bought time before they eventually went on to default, adding to record debt failures.

Growing concerns that the same fate could strike Country Garden, which had 1.4 trillion yuan ($192 billion) of total liabilities at the end of last year, have dragged Chinese junk dollar bonds deeper into distress under 65 cents. The market value of Bloomberg’s index for the securities, mostly issued by builders, has shrunk to only about $44.7 billion from some $131.8 billion two years ago.”

[nickgerlich]

Calling Your Name

It is no secret that soft drink consumption is down, and especially among among Gen-Z. The trend spills over into alcoholic beverages as well. So what are they drinking? Prebiotic sodas, juice, kombucha, and other alternative beverages. We have discussed this trend more than once this term.

But Coca-Cola, maker of Simply and its forthcoming Simply Pop, their answer to the prebiotic craze, is bringing back one of its most successful campaigns ever, this time aiming with laser precision at Gen-Z. “Share A Coke” debuted in Australia in 2011, and was deployed stateside in 2014 and 2018, featuring cans and bottles with common male and female names, along with a handful of pop culture nicknames.

And now it’s coming back on 1st April, only five days away. It’s just that Coca-Cola has raised the bar, pulled out all the stops, and done everything it can to engage younger customers. The campaign includes traditional TV, online video platforms, social media, and out-of-home. They are pulling all of the big levers, and as a perfect example of how to craft a marketing campaign in the modern era, are consistent across the board as one platform reinforces the other.

The message will center on not just finding cans and bottles with the names of your friends and family to share with them, but also customization. We’ll be able to order custom containers, because while Cola-Cola has done its homework by surveying the most common given names in various regions, it knows it will miss some, especially with non-traditional spellings. The Memory Maker digital experience will also allow users to create and share videos.

Oh, and I forgot to mention how many people will look for cans and bottles bearing their name, because why not? Been there, done that.

It is a genius campaign, and one that only an extremely large CPG (consumer packaged good) firm could ever hope to pull off. All of those different cans are expensive enough, made even more so with tariffs on aluminum. But thanks to advances in digital printing on cans, smaller batches—even one-offs—can be done for the custom orders. It is a technology that allows craft brewers to print their own cans in small quantities rather than the truckloads the big boys make. You can always tell when you are holding one, because the paint feels thicker than on all other aluminum cans.

But I digress.

Earlier versions of this campaign have enjoyed great success. That initial launch in Australia saw 250 million cans and bottles sold, and in a nation with only 23 million people. That’s about 11 cans or bottles for every man, woman, and child.

But the question is whether Gen-Z will buy into it. Customization has long been a great selling feature because it was out of the ordinary, but this generation has lived with AI, an era in which customization of anything is, truthfully, no big deal. That’s another way of saying that unless Coca-Cola has properly vetted the new campaign with age-appropriate consumers, they may come across as tone deaf. We’ll find out soon enough.

It is also a truth that Gen-Z is all about de-cluttering, meaning they have little or no attachment to things. If you were to peruse my home and office bookshelves, you would see that I love my things. That’s the Boomer in me. And when I say “things,” I mean Funko Pops, Starbucks mugs from around the country, souvenirs, pieces of petrified wood, a couple of containers with wine corks, and printed beer pint glasses. That’s just what I can see from my keyboard.

My kids are going to hate me when I die.

In case you did not know, there are people who save these things as well, as part of an organized collection. Guilty as charged. I have more than 250 Starbucks mugs, along with more than 25,000 soda and beer cans from around the world (I have a 1200-square foot building for it all). The promise of a slew of new Coke cans already has collectors all stirred up and ready for the hunt, not at all interested in this sharing business, but rather finding and buying more specimens for their hobby.

You always know when summer is right around the corner, because beverage companies routinely roll out seasonal campaigns about this time. How Pepsi responds remains to be seen, as they have never done anything at quite the level Coca-Cola has done with “Share a Coke.” I doubt they will sit idly by, but they better be ready to do something bigly or risk being forgotten this summer.

The new campaign is yet another example of micro-targeting toward a specific generation. Leveraging digital and traditional is pure class. The jury, though, hasn’t even entered the courtroom yet. I’ll be watching for the verdict in a few months.

Dr “Pop Pop Fizz Fizz” Gerlich

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Gold Shines Above $3,000, Wall Street Rebounds

Wall Street continued its rally overnight, albeit at a much less frenzied pace than on Friday. Bargain hunters were encouraged by US Retail Sales rising by 0.20% month-on-month, temporarily easing tariff fallout fears. The technical picture still shouts bear market rally.

The S&P 500 rallied by 0.64%, the Nasdaq rose by 0.31%, while the Dow Jones gained 0.85%. The US dollar was mostly weaker, oil gained slightly again, and gold remained at all-time highs.

There are no significant data releases from Asia today, meaning local equity markets are likely to continue rallying along with Wall Street. The rally was assisted by some positive data from China yesterday, more noise around more stimulus, and encouragement of lending from Chinese officials.

Germany releases its ZEW survey this afternoon, while the US releases a slew of data, including Housing Starts. However, the only game in town is the US FOMC rate decision on Thursday morning Asian time.

Gold remains the market’s favoured haven trade, capturing and maintaining the $3,000.00 an ounce region over the past few sessions. Overnight, gold rose 0.54% to close at $3,001.00, and the technical outlook remains overwhelmingly bullish.

With the relative strength index (RSI) nearing overbought levels, gold may trade sideways for a few sessions between $2,980.00 and $3010.00. However, it has support layered at $2,970.00, $2,943.00, $2,830.00, and $2,792.00 before it even nears its longer-term support regions.

XAUUSD Daily

In currency markets, the US dollar remains on the back foot. Although it has made recent gains versus the Japanese yen, as concerns over growth, security, and tariffs mount in Japan, USD/JPY's price action is the exception, not the norm.

USD/JPY is nearing its 149.35 resistance region again, targeting 150.00 if the Bank of Japan holds this week as expected. A hawkish outlook from the BOJ or a dovish FOMC could reverse the rally, setting up a retest of support around 146.50.

USDJPY Daily

The New Zealand dollar has gained nearly two per cent versus the greenback in the last two days and seems to be a favoured sentiment proxy. Having displayed longer-term bottoming price action this year, it has recently risen through resistance at 0.5700 and 0.5750, which have become support now. Further rallies towards 0.5900 seem entirely possible. However, if sentiment internationally whipsaws back to negative, NZD/USD is vulnerable to pullbacks.

NZDUSD Daily

Having found long-term support at 0.6000 earlier this year, its antipodean cousin, AUD/USD, is also trying to form a longer-term breakout higher. Having closed above resistance at 0.6335, AUD/USD now has resistance at 0.6410. A daily close above 0.6410 implies more gains towards 0.6600. Like NZD/USD, AUD/USD could be vulnerable to a sudden swing in sentiment.

AUDUSD Daily

The US dollar index (DXY) still looks vulnerable in the bigger picture. Over the past week, it has ranged between 103.00 and 104.00, and an oversold RSI could see some short-term gains. But overall, its consolidation has been modest compared to the scale of recent losses, and the chart suggests the DXY is treading water before its next move lower. The technical target between 100.00 and 101.00 remains unchanged.

DXY Daily

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The Function of Tower Cranes in the Construction of High-Rise Buildings

Any city’s skyline will almost always include a few tower cranes, which are among the largest pieces of construction equipment. Construction companies utilize tower cranes to carry heavy materials like steel and concrete. Large objects like acetylene torches, motors, and generators are also transported using tower cranes.

Because tower cranes are so little in comparison to high-rise buildings, their lifting power is commonly overestimated. How long will the tower crane be able to stay upright without tipping over? How is it possible to raise such a large amount of weight? Is the crane getting taller as the structure gets taller? The basic principles of tower cranes and their functionality will be covered in this article.

Tower Crane Parts

The base, the mast or tower, and the slewing unit are the three primary components of a tower crane.

THE BASE: The crane’s major support is the base. It is supported by a huge concrete foundation that bears the full weight of the structure.

TOWER: The supporting structure that connects the mast to the base determines how tall the crane is. The crane’s strength comes from a huge triangulated lattice structure on the mast.

SLEWING UNIT: The slewing unit, which is attached to the top of the mast and allows the crane to spin around its axis, comprises a gear and motor. The slewing unit, on the other hand, is made up of three pieces.

A horizontal device that carries the load and has a trolley along the length of it to move the weight in and out.

The load-lifting motor is held by the machinery arm, which is a shorter horizontal piece. To maintain balance, it also has electronic controls, a cable drum, and concrete counterweights.

Operator’s cabin: This is the area where the crane operator controls all of the crane’s functions.

Tower Crane Specifications

The following are the parameters of a typical tower crane, but note that they vary based on the type and manufacturer:

265 feet (80 meters) is the maximum unsupported height. Because the building rises around the crane, it may reach greater heights when attached to it.

230 feet (70 meters) is the maximum reach.

Lifting capacity: 19.8 tons (18 metric tons)

20 tons or 16.3 metric tons of counterweights

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