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China Industrial Securities International Financial Group has appointed Wei Wei and Ding Xianshu as executive directors following its May 19, 2026 annual meeting. Wei Wei, previously with Haitong Securities, is now the group's deputy CEO. Ding Xianshu, formerly of Guoyuan Securities, also serves as deputy CEO. Foo Yuet Min was appointed as an independent non-executive director, while Du Li retired from the board.

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China Galaxy Securities issued RMB 2 billion in short-term commercial paper on May 19, 2026, with an 281-day tenor and a coupon rate of 1.47%. The proceeds will be used to supplement working capital.

China Galaxy Securities issues RMB 2 billion short-term commercial paper tranche

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CITIC Securities forecasts a structural bull market for A-shares in late 2026, driven by structural prosperity and concentrated capital. Investors are advised to adopt a strategy focused on 'prosperity as the main theme,' emphasizing two key areas: 'computing power bull' and 'recovery bull.' The AI computing power sector is not yet in a bubble, while the recovery bull is supported by 'PPI-external demand.'

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UBS and Morgan Stanley have issued positive outlooks on Chinese equities, highlighting earnings recovery, AI momentum, and low sensitivity to oil price swings. The Shanghai Composite has reached an 11-year high, with China's economy growing 5% year-on-year in Q1. UBS noted that China's power sector relies on oil and gas for only 3% of its needs, providing a buffer against oil price volatility. Morgan Stanley projected significant growth in China's AI sector, estimating it could add 3 percentage points to productivity and boost GDP by 3.5 points by 2035.

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UBS and Morgan Stanley bullish on Chinese stocks amid AI and resilience story

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April's inflation rate has surged, with a three-month annualized rate of 7.1%, prompting calls for decisive action from new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh. The Consumer Price Index shows a year-over-year increase of 3.8%, significantly above the Fed's 2% target. Rising energy costs, driven by the Iran war, are contributing to this inflation spike. The Fed has maintained steady rates, but economists warn that inaction could lead to entrenched inflation expectations. Monetary policy rules suggest a federal funds rate target above 5%, indicating a need for rate increases to combat rising inflation effectively.

- The article discusses the urgent need for decisive action from new Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Walsh regarding inflation and interest rates, especially given the rising three-month annualized inflation rate of 7.1%.  
- It highlights growing concerns among Americans about living costs, evidenced by dissatisfaction with the current administration's handling of inflation, and notes that supply shocks, particularly from the Iran conflict, are exacerbating price increases.  
- The author argues that without a clear data-driven policy, the Fed risks further escalating inflation expectations, leading to higher borrowing costs and diminished affordability for households.

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April's inflation spike leaves Warsh and the Fed zero excuses not to raise rates

Investors secured 5% yields on 30-year Treasury bonds for the first time since 2007, amid rising energy prices and inflation. A $25B auction awarded bonds at 5.046%, slightly above pre-auction levels, indicating middling demand. The increase in yields reflects bidders' need for higher fixed rates due to inflation risks, exacerbated by the Middle East conflict. The last 30-year bond with a 5% rate was sold in 2007, and since then, rates have not exceeded 4.75%. Recent sales of shorter-term Treasuries also showed weaker demand.

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Feds Collins indicated that the Federal Reserve may need to raise interest rates to combat persistent inflation pressures, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a restrictive policy for an extended period. She expressed concerns about inflation not cooling until 2027 and highlighted the risks posed by a prolonged Middle East conflict. While she hopes for potential rate cuts later this year, her overall stance remains hawkish, focusing on the need to anchor inflation expectations amid ongoing economic challenges.

Feds Collins:It’s possible the Fed will need to hike rates to cool inflation pressures

Susan M. Collins, President of the Boston Fed, has expressed her concerns regarding the current inflation outlook. According to Jin10, Collins emphasized the importance of monitoring inflation trends closely to ensure economic stability. Her remarks highlight the ongoing challenges faced by policymakers in managing inflationary pressures.

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Kevin Warsh is set to lead the Federal Reserve with a reform agenda focused on gradual changes to its balance sheet and inflation analysis. His approach may involve a shift back to a more opaque communication style, moving away from the transparency established post-2007-2009 financial crisis. Warsh faces challenges balancing President Trump's rate-cut demands with current economic data, as inflation remains above the Fed's target. Initial steps may include internal reviews and potential changes to bank reserve rules and communication tools, but significant reforms are expected to take time.

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April's inflation spike leaves Warsh and the Fed zero excuses not to raise rates