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China Life (02628.HK) was increased by Ping An Asset Management by 25.461 million shares

SMIC discloses two new deployments in the advanced packaging field.

China's Auto Patents Surge, BYD's Quarterly R&D Expenses Exceed 10 Billion Yuan

BYD launches three new energy vehicles in Bangladesh

SMIC states that the specialty memory market is facing tight supply, and the company's related production capacity is steadily advancing with its share increasing each quarter.

Bank of China and Singapore Exchange Sign MOU to Deepen Financial Cooperation

JPMorgan Chase Increases Stake in Montage Technology by HK$12.02 Million on May 14

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

BYD Executive Responds to Doubts Over Singular Battery Technology Route, Stating Multiple Routes Are Being Developed Simultaneously

Weichai Power Completes Share Buyback: Spent 761 Million RMB to Repurchase Over 50 Million A-Shares

SMIC States Significant Production Demand for Phones and PCs Will Return

Ganfeng Lithium Secures Orders Through H1 2027, Capacity Fully Booked, Plans 50% Output Increase Next Year

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

William O'Neil Resumes Coverage of Sanhua Intelligent Controls with Buy Rating

BYD launches new intelligent in-car radio with off-grid communication support

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

CATL partners with Shanxi to build aluminum-lithium dual-driven new energy industrial cluster

US-China summit yields no chip deal, China may replace Nvidia with domestic chips

CITIC Securities Subsidiary Completes $160 Million Note Issuance to Supplement Overseas Working Capital

BYD's Fang Cheng Bao 'Leopard' Smart Charging Pile Relaunched

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Morgan Stanley projects a 9% upside for China's CSI 300 Index, raising its target to 5,400 points for Q2 2027, up from 4,840 for December 2026. The firm cites improved earnings momentum, driven by rising exports and a supportive capex cycle, particularly in AI data centers and robotics. The earnings outlook is more favorable following a better first quarter, with fewer companies missing consensus estimates. Investor focus is on Alibaba and Tencent, with expectations of strong revenue growth in cloud and gaming sectors.

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China's bond market is experiencing rising re-defaults due to ongoing stress in the housing sector, with about 40% of restructured onshore bonds re-defaulting since 2020. Despite government stimulus, corporate and household loans have declined, and much of the new government bond issuance has been used for debt swaps. Experts warn that without addressing fundamental challenges in the property sector, further re-defaults are likely. While new defaults have decreased this year, systemic risks remain, particularly in economically developed regions, with major developers still under financial stress.

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China's central bank is set to withdraw a net 200 billion yuan (S$37.3 billion) through its one-year medium-term lending facility in April, marking its first withdrawal since February 2025. This move aims to address a liquidity surplus in the financial system, following cash injections and weak credit demand. The central bank is balancing liquidity by reducing long-term funds while maintaining short-term stability. Consequently, yields on China's sovereign bonds have risen, reflecting the ongoing adjustments in the interbank market.

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- It plans to withdraw 200 billion yuan through its one-year medium-term lending facility in April, marking the first such withdrawal since February 2025.  
- This action aims to balance liquidity, as weak loan demand has led to liquidity surplus, impacting interbank lending costs and driving down bond yields.

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The Shanghai Composite Index rose above 4,100 points in the afternoon, while the Shenzhen Component Index and ChiNext both gained over 1%, with more than 2,800 stocks rising across the market. The CSI 300 Index climbed 0.5%, reaching its highest level since 2022

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China's real estate market is showing signs of recovery, with positive shifts in expectations, especially in major and key second-tier cities. This recovery follows a period of adjustment, supported by policies like optimizing housing provident fund regulations and urban financing mechanisms. Initiatives to upgrade housing and acquire unsold properties for affordable housing have intensified. These efforts aim to ensure stable development, crucial for economic performance and public welfare, while balancing short-term stability with long-term improvements in line with the "15th Five-Year Plan."

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The SSE Index reported at 4095.07 points in the morning session, up 0.24%. The Shenzhen Index reported at 15076.15 points, up 0.63%. ChiNext reported at 3712.28 points, up 0.63%. CSI 300 reported at 4782.18 points, up 0.30%. STAR 50 reported at 1435.23 points, up 0.60%. CSI 500 reported at 8332.29 points, up 0.75%. CSI 1000 reported at 8432.23 points, up 0.97%

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The SSE Index opened at 4074.81 points, down 0.25%; the Shenzhen Component Index at 14897.96 points, down 0.56%; the ChiNext at 3660.42 points, down 0.77%; the CSI 300 at 4751.28 points, down 0.35%; the STAR 50 at 1420.78 points, down 0.41%; the CSI 500 at 8226.85 points, down 0.53%; and the CSI 1000 at 8317.28 points, down 0.41%

Chinese manufacturing growth has been overtaken by the finance sector for the first time in years, driven by a surge in capital from IPOs. In Q1 2026, finance grew by 6.5%, while manufacturing grew by 6.3%. The finance sector, boosted by a rebound in the economy and a record stock turnover, saw 30 companies go public, raising nearly 26 billion yuan. Meanwhile, manufacturing remained strong with a 15% increase in exports, although consumer spending struggles affected the hotel and catering industry, which grew only 4.3%.

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The SSE Index closed at 4,072.39 points in the morning session, down 0.24%. The Shenzhen Index closed at 14,854.08 points, down 0.75%. ChiNext closed at 3,642.83 points, down 0.94%. The CSI 300 closed at 4,740.83 points, down 0.35%. The STAR 50 closed at 1,416.17 points, down 2.37%. The CSI 500 closed at 8,223.17 points, down 0.81%. The CSI 1000 closed at 8,297.37 points, down 0.72%

The SSE Index closed at 4078.39 points in the morning session, up 0.67%; the Shenzhen Component Index at 14974.78 points, up 0.60%; the ChiNext at 3679.88 points, up 0.04%; the CSI 300 at 4754.38 points, up 0.54%; the STAR 50 at 1446.65 points, up 1.64%; the CSI 500 at 8300.42 points, up 1.05%; and the CSI 1000 at 8357.40 points, up 0.60%

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Morgan Stanley Sees 9% Upside For China's CSI 300

China’s bond market faces climbing re-defaults as property crisis drags on

China taps another tool to drain excess cash from market

A-share three major indices continue to rise

China's Real Estate Market Shows Signs of Recovery