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Shen Dong Coal Launches Intelligent Integrated Electrical Testing Workstation Under China Shenhua Energy

China Shenhua Energy Company Launches River Transport for Zhaoqing Power Plant, Enhancing Logistics Efficiency and Saving Costs

China Shenhua Energy's Coal Output Down But Sales Up in December

China Shenhua Energy Completes Full Operation of Phase II Project in Beihai, Guangxi

Transformation of Petrochemical Industry to Optimization of Existing Capacity

Sinopec and China National Aviation Fuel Group Announce Reorganization, Accelerating Layout in Biofuel and Hydrogen

Sinopec Plans Acquisition of China National Aviation Fuel Group

Sinopec Capital Strategic Investment of 300 Million RMB in Faurecia Hydrogen

China Petrochemical Corporation's Shanghai Petrochemical Plans to Integrate Bailin New Materials

Chen Wei of Sinopec Suspected of Serious Disciplinary Violations and Under Investigation

Sinopec Capital Completes Investment in Beijing Shihua Digital Intelligence Technology Co., Ltd.

China Shenhua Announces Acquisition of State Energy Group Core Assets for 9.35 Billion Yuan

China Shenhua Energy Obtained Boiler Management System Patents

Sinopec Fushun Petrochemical's Affiliated Carbon Fiber Company Plans to Increase Capital by 600 Million Yuan

Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical signs annual storage fee cap framework agreement

China Shenhua Energy's Subsidiary Qingyuan Power Starts Commercial Operation of Unit 3 in Phase II

China Shenhua's Beihai Power Phase II 4th Unit Enters Commercial Operation

China Shenhua to Hold Extraordinary General Meeting to Discuss Major Asset Transactions and A-Share Issuance

Binhai Investment Subsidiary Reaches Capital Increase Agreement with Sinopec Natural Gas

CICC Maintains Buy Rating on China Shenhua Energy Co.

A U.S. president threatens tariffs on a European country to compel a territory sale, raising legal and trade deal concerns. Market reactions show a risk-off sentiment, with S&P futures down nearly 1% and EU stock futures down 1.1%. Gold and silver prices rise, while the dollar weakens against the Swiss franc and yen. Tensions may affect discussions at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Meanwhile, China benefits from a new trade deal with Canada, despite domestic demand issues. Japan's Prime Minister hints at a snap election and potential tax cuts amid strong GDP growth.

- The article discusses geopolitical and market reactions to U.S. tariffs amidst tensions with Europe, leading to a cautious market outlook.  
- It highlights potential legal issues surrounding the tariffs and implications for existing trade agreements, impacting investments and market stability.  
- The piece notes a positive trade development for China with Canada, alongside Japan's political climate, which could affect economic policies and market conditions.

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MORNING BID EUROPE-US picks a fight with its biggest creditor

The transaction volume of the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing markets exceeded 2 trillion yuan, a decrease of 233.9 billion yuan compared to the same time yesterday

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China's crude steel output in 2025 dropped to 960.81 million tons, marking a seven-year low due to a prolonged downturn in the property market. Despite this decline in production, steel exports reached record levels, highlighting a contrasting trend in the industry.

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China crude steel output hits seven-year low in 2025 despite record exports

J.P. Morgan's Chief China Equity Strategist Wendy Liu stated that as investors lean towards growth stocks, the upward trend of Chinese stocks is expected to continue until the Lunar New Year. Earnings expectations have been raised, particularly concentrated in the materials and communication services sectors; the market is not overheated in terms of valuation, growth, and liquidity, and H-shares are expected to outperform A-shares

JP Morgan expects the rally in Chinese stocks to continue until the Lunar New Year

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The SSE Index closed at 4107.18 points in the morning session, up 0.13%; the Shenzhen Index closed at 14280.05 points, down 0.01%; the ChiNext closed at 3339.56 points, down 0.64%; the CSI 300 closed at 4721.07 points, down 0.23%; the STAR 50 closed at 1505.01 points, down 0.60%; the CSI 500 closed at 8289.58 points, up 0.69%; the CSI 1000 closed at 8263.47 points, up 0.37%

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The National Bureau of Statistics announced that the GDP of mainland China is expected to grow by 5% year-on-year in 2025, in line with market expectations. The sales of newly built commercial housing fell by 12.6% year-on-year. The People's Bank of China lowered the re-lending and rediscount rates by 0.25 percentage points and adjusted the minimum down payment ratio for commercial property loans to 30%. The three major A-share indices showed mixed trends, with the Shanghai Composite Index slightly rising, the Shenzhen Component Index slightly falling, and the ChiNext Index declining. Nuclear power and grid equipment concept stocks rose, with some individual stocks increasing by as much as 9.5%

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"Shanghai and Shenzhen" Mainland GDP increased by 5% to meet the target, A-share three major indices showed mixed performance in the half-day, aviation, nuclear power, and power grid equipment concept stocks surged

Kang Yi, the head of the National Bureau of Statistics, said that in 2026, there are still many positive factors supporting the continued growth of consumption in our country, and consumption is expected to grow steadily

Citigroup's report shows that the number of high rollers in Macau has increased. A January survey indicated that each gambler placed an average bet of HKD 28,424, with a total betting amount reaching HKD 8.1 million. High rollers had an average bet of HKD 290,000, a year-on-year increase of 49%. The survey found that 6 high rollers placed bets exceeding HKD 500,000, an increase compared to last year. This phenomenon may be related to multiple promotional activities, indicating that Macau's ability to attract wealthy consumers remains strong

"Major Banks" Citigroup: Survey shows multiple high rollers emerging in Macau

China's economic growth slowed to 4.5% in Q4 2025, the weakest in nearly three years, as domestic demand weakened. Full-year growth met the target at 5%, despite trade frictions with the U.S. and a real estate slump. Retail sales grew 0.9% in December, below forecasts, while industrial output rose 5.2%. Fixed-asset investment fell 3.8%, worse than expected. The urban unemployment rate remained at 5.1%. Resilience in 2025 was aided by lower tariffs and exporters diversifying away from the U.S.

- China's economic growth slowed to its lowest level in nearly three years in the fourth quarter of 2023, achieving a GDP increase of 4.5%, down from 4.8% in the third quarter.  
- Despite meeting the annual growth target of approximately 5%, domestic demand weakened with a decline in retail sales growth to 0.9% in December, missing economists' expectations.  
- Fixed asset investment shrank by 3.8% last year, influenced by ongoing challenges in the real estate sector, while industrial output showed improvement with a 5.2% rise in December.

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China fourth-quarter growth slows to 4.5%, weakest in nearly three years as consumption misses forecasts

China's economy grows 5% in 2025, buoyed by strong exports despite Trump's tariffs

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China's economy grows 5% in 2025, buoyed by strong exports despite Trump's tariffs

Mainland China's fixed asset investment decreased by 3.8% year-on-year last year, expected to decrease by 3.1%

Mainland China's fixed asset investment decreased by 3.8% year-on-year last year, expected to decrease by 3.1%

In 2025, the per capita disposable income of residents nationwide is expected to grow by 5% compared to the previous year

Mainland China's GDP in the fourth quarter of last year increased by 1.2% quarter-on-quarter, slightly higher than expected

Mainland China's GDP rose by 1.2% quarter-on-quarter in the fourth quarter of last year, slightly above expectations

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China has tested a wireless rail convoy system on the Baoshen Railway, linking seven freight trains with a combined capacity of 35,000 tonnes. This technology, developed by China Shenhua Energy, could boost railway freight capacity by over 50% without new rail lines. The system uses wireless signals for dynamic train management, reducing braking distances and increasing efficiency. This innovation may enhance China's railway cargo capacity and international rail links, offering a cost-effective solution to growing cargo demands.

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MORNING BID EUROPE-US picks a fight with its biggest creditor

The transaction volume of the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing markets exceeded 2 trillion yuan, a decrease of 233.9 billion yuan compared to the same time yesterday

China crude steel output hits seven-year low in 2025 despite record exports

JP Morgan expects the rally in Chinese stocks to continue until the Lunar New Year