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Affected by the fluctuations in the pig market prices, MUYUAN expects its net profit in 2025 to decrease by 14.93%–20.21% year-on-year

Muyuann Co., Ltd. expects a year-on-year decline in net profit in 2025, mainly due to a decrease of approximately 17.3% in the average selling price of live pigs compared to the previous year, which offsets the benefits brought by the decline in breeding costs. The company pointed out that fluctuations in live pig market prices are a systemic risk in the industry, and if pig prices drop significantly in the future, performance may still be under pressure

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002714
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Wallstreetcn·
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In 2026, banks began to refuse customers' "mindless gold purchases."

In 2026, banks began to refuse customers' "mindless gold purchases," particularly raising the risk rating of personal gold accumulation products to R3, limiting participation from conservative clients. Some banks, such as Bank of Ningbo and CITIC BANK, have already implemented similar policies in advance. Due to increased volatility in the gold market, banks are concerned about complaints from low-risk clients, thus launching gold-linked structured deposit products to attract customers and reduce risk

Wallstreetcn·
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002142
+1.70%
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00998
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Wallstreetcn·
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002142
+1.70%
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601998
-0.26%
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00998
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In 2025, annual sales could not compete, and Tesla ceded the EV crown to BYD

Tesla announced its sales data for 2025, with annual sales of approximately 1.64 million vehicles, a decline of over 8% compared to 2024, officially yielding to BYD, which sold 2.26 million electric vehicles. Tesla delivered 418,227 vehicles in the fourth quarter, below market expectations. The U.S. government announced the cancellation of the $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit, which may affect electric vehicle demand. Tesla faces fierce competition from BYD and other automakers

法新社·
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BYDDF
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BYDDY
-1.09%
SZ
002594
+0.20%
法新社·
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BYDDF
-1.63%
US
BYDDY
-1.09%
SZ
002594
+0.20%

Chinese Stocks Flat, Set for Biggest Annual Gains in Years

The Shanghai Composite remained flat at 3,969, while the Shenzhen Component hovered around 13,601, both set for significant annual gains. December's PMI data showed a rise to 50.7, with manufacturing PMI at 50.1, indicating expansion. Notable stock gains included Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (+0.4%), Contemporary Amperex Technology (+0.3%), CNOOC (+1.1%), NAURA Technology Group (+1.5%), and Zijin Mining Group (+5%).

Trading Economics·
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600938
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00883
-1.80%
SZ
002371
+3.38%
Trading Economics·
SH
600938
-2.36%
HK
00883
-1.80%
SZ
002371
+3.38%

New car sales in Europe rise for fifth month helped by EVs

New car sales in Europe increased for the fifth consecutive month in November, driven by a rise in EV registrations, particularly in Germany, Italy, and Spain. Battery electric vehicles reached significant market shares in the EU, UK, and Norway. Despite challenges like competition from China and US tariffs, EVs are seen as the future. Total EU car sales rose 2.1%, with electric and hybrid vehicles making up 65.6% of registrations. However, overall volumes remain below pre-pandemic levels, according to ACEA.

Reuters·
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002594
+0.20%
Reuters·
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BYDDY
-1.09%
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BYDDF
-1.63%
SZ
002594
+0.20%
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