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China Mobile's 5G Base Stations Exceed 2.84 Million, Leading Global Coverage and Scale

Agricultural Bank of China Issues 30 Billion RMB Total Loss Absorbing Capacity Non-Capital Bonds

HKEX Discloses: JPMorgan Increases Short Position in Wuxi AppTec H-Share to 3.34% on May 14

COSCO SHIPPING Holdings spends approx 36.41 million HKD to repurchase 2.49 million shares

Huatai Securities Announces Issuance of 8 Billion Yuan Short-term Corporate Bond

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Xian Lianshe Research Institute estimates Q1 2026 life insurance agents' average monthly income at around 6,000 yuan

Ping An Health and PICC Health 21-Year Review: 2025 Core Metrics Comparison and Operational Differences Analysis

Bank of China and AIA Deepen Bank-Insurance Synergy to Build New Asia-Pacific Partnership Benchmark

Ping An Insurance increases stake in China Life by 16.26 million shares on May 14, holding reaches 14.03%

ICBC and ABC lead 2025 dividend payouts, totaling over 87 billion yuan

Shanghai Gold Exchange Absorbs ICBC as International Member

COSCO SHIPPING Holdings Repurchases 2.49 Million H-Shares on May 18

BlackRock Increases Stake in Wuxi AppTec H-Shares to 6.32%

Henan Mobile Launches 5G-A Experience 2.0 Exclusive Service, Opening New Era of Smart Interaction

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Asian stocks saw mild gains on Thursday, supported by technology and chipmaking stocks, while Chinese shares fell ahead of a U.S.-China summit in Beijing. The Shanghai Shenzhen CSI 300 and Shanghai Composite indexes dropped 0.8% and 0.7%, respectively, after reaching multi-year highs. The summit between U.S. President Trump and Chinese President Xi is expected to address trade tariffs and AI. Broader Asian markets gained slightly, with South Korea's KOSPI and Japan's Nikkei 225 both rising 0.2%. However, concerns over the Iran war and its inflationary impact lingered, affecting other markets.

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Asia stocks mildly higher on tech; Chinese shares fall ahead of Trump-Xi summit

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The trading volume of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets has surpassed 3 trillion yuan for the fourth consecutive trading day. According to Odaily, this marks a continued high level of activity in these markets.

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Shanghai and Shenzhen Markets See Trading Volume Exceed 3 Trillion Yuan for Fourth Consecutive Day

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China's factory activity expanded for the second consecutive month in April, with the manufacturing PMI at 50.3, indicating growth despite rising risks from the Iran conflict. New export orders reached a two-year high, but concerns over higher energy prices may impact future orders. The overall new orders sub-index fell, highlighting stronger overseas demand compared to domestic markets. While GDP growth was solid at 5% year-on-year, domestic consumption remains weak, prompting calls for enhanced energy security and responses to external challenges. The non-manufacturing PMI dropped to 49.4, indicating pressure on domestic demand.

- In April, China's manufacturing activity expanded for the second consecutive month, driven by increased production and high export orders amid concerns over Middle East conflicts affecting costs.  
- The official manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) slightly decreased to 50.3, indicating growth despite rising energy prices that could suppress new orders.  
- Experts warn that ongoing external risks from the Middle East may pressure global demand, crucial for China's growth as domestic consumption remains weak.

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China's factory activity extends expansion, PMI shows, as Iran war risks mount

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China's employment situation has remained stable in the first quarter of 2026, according to Jin10. The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security reported that 2.99 million new jobs were created in urban areas from January to March. The average surveyed unemployment rate in urban areas stood at 5.3%, indicating overall stability in the job market. (CCTV News)

China's Employment Remains Stable in Early 2026

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① 09:00 China's April Loan Prime Rate (LPR); ② 14:00 Germany's March PPI; ③ 20:30 Canada's March CPI; ④ 23:00 German Chancellor Merz and ECB President Lagarde to deliver speeches;

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Yin Jianfeng, Chief Economist of Zhejiang Commercial Bank and Professor at the School of Finance of the University of International Business and Economics, stated at the 'China-Europe Lujiazui Financial 50 Forum · Spring 2026 Meeting' that China's economic structure is undergoing a shift from stabilization of old drivers to the rise of new ones, demonstrating remarkable resilience amid global asset volatility. He called for confidence in Chinese assets

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Zhejiang Commercial Bank Chief Economist Yin Jianfeng: China's Economy Shows Stabilization of Old Drivers and Rise of New Ones

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China inflation cools to 1.0% in March, missing market expectations; core inflation tumbles to 1.1%

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China inflation cools to 1.0% in March, missing market expectations; core inflation tumbles to 1.1%

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The mainland interbank offered rates have all declined, with the Shanghai Interbank Offered Rate (SHIBOR) for overnight loans falling by 0.4 basis points to 1.2220%. The one-week SHIBOR decreased by 0.1 basis points to 1.3230%. The one-month SHIBOR dropped by 0.35 basis points to 1.4685%. The three-month SHIBOR fell by 0.45 basis points to 1.4795%

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The overnight SHIBOR fell by 0.4 basis points to 1.2220 percent

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Tian Xuan pointed out that geopolitical conflicts have intensified global risk aversion, driving funds towards high credit, low volatility assets. Renminbi assets have become a new safe-haven option due to their independent economic cycle and optimized institutional environment. With the stabilization of the Chinese economy and policy support, foreign capital's allocation logic towards Chinese assets is shifting from short-term speculation to long-term holding

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Global Capital Shift? Tian Xuan: Under Geopolitical Conflicts, Renminbi Assets are Becoming the "New Safe Haven"

Happy weekend! Looking at this, I know everyone is in a good mood. That's good! However, it also reminds me, what about Hong Kong stocks? It's not that there are no good stocks in Hong Kong, but it's really hard to pick the right ones. So, US stocks are still the best investment choice. Sigh... Starting from last June, I continuously reduced my heavy holdings in Tencent (sold at an average price of around 570-580), and then switched all positions to assets related to US stock composite indices. Currently, there's a floating profit of 25%. Still happy.

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The S&amp;P 500 aggregate index is now trading at 23x forward earnings. This means if you buy the index today, you’re paying $23 for every $1 of expected earnings, a valuation driven heavily by mega-cap tech.Meanwhile, the equal-weight index trades at just 17x.Here, every stock in the S&amp;P 500 counts the same, so it strips out the dominance of the largest companies.The gap shows how concentrated the market has become: mega-caps are inflating the aggregate multiple, while the “average stock” looks much closer to long-term historical levels.So the real question: is the premium on Big Tech sustainable, or does the market need to cool off?Source: StockMarket.News

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Asia stocks mildly higher on tech; Chinese shares fall ahead of Trump-Xi summit

Shanghai and Shenzhen Markets See Trading Volume Exceed 3 Trillion Yuan for Fourth Consecutive Day

China's factory activity extends expansion, PMI shows, as Iran war risks mount

China's Employment Remains Stable in Early 2026

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