In 2023, China investigated 135,000 taxpayers suspected of violating tax laws, recovering 181 billion yuan in tax losses. The National Bureau of Statistics predicts favorable factors for employment stability will continue to accumulate, and the economic growth target of about 5% is achievable.

In the first two months of 2024, Shaanxi Coal Selling and Transportation Corporation sold 44.432 million tons of coal, a 4.1% increase year-on-year. Hangzhou has liberalized second-hand housing purchase restrictions to boost market circulation. Huawei reported a 9% revenue growth in 2023, exceeding 700 billion yuan. China also expanded visa-free access to six countries, including Switzerland.

Hong Kong's tourism industry is recovering strongly with an average of 130,000 visitors per day in the first two months. Sino-US flights will increase to 50 weekly round-trips starting March 31. The Boao Forum for Asia Annual Conference 2024 will feature a series of forums on economic and technological topics.

As of March 13, 2024, over 800 A-share listed companies have disclosed repurchase plans, exceeding last year's total. Shanghai emphasizes cultivating new productive forces and building a modern industrial system. The Fed is unlikely to take action in March, and U.S. stocks saw gains, with the China concept stock index hitting a new high.

Shanghai's nuclear power industry has maintained double-digit growth for four consecutive years, reaching 40.23 billion yuan in 2023. Internationally, the temporary suspension of the Keystone oil pipeline led to a rise in oil prices, and the U.S. suspension of LNG export licenses has caused concern in Japan.

Shanghai's nuclear power industry has maintained double-digit growth for four consecutive years, reaching 40.23 billion yuan in 2023. Meanwhile, the US has suspended new LNG export licenses, causing concern in Japan. The Keystone oil pipeline's temporary suspension has led to a rise in oil prices.

China's foreign exchange reserves increased by $6.5 billion in February, reaching $3,225.8 billion. Meanwhile, the highway charging volume of new energy vehicles surged by nearly 70% year-on-year during the Spring Festival, reflecting strong growth in the EV sector.

Sichuan will issue over 110 million yuan in consumption vouchers, gold prices exceed 650 yuan/gram, and the national railway transported 484 million passengers during the Spring Festival. The National Energy Group also reported significant year-on-year increases in various indicators.

Shenzhen Airport reports a strong recovery in the Southeast Asian market, with increased passenger volumes on routes to Singapore, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and Sabah. Meanwhile, Guangdong Province continues to support the high-quality development of listed companies through visits and surveys, addressing operational challenges and promoting growth.

China's 5-year LPR saw its largest decline in history, significantly reducing mortgage interest rates in Shenzhen. Meanwhile, the national futures market turnover increased by 4.93% year-on-year from January to February, despite a decrease in trading volume due to the Spring Festival holiday.

China's State Administration for Market Regulation deploys quality development initiatives for enterprises, linkages, and counties. The Fed's Williams reiterates potential interest rate cuts later this year, while the U.S. EPA seeks a 'dual strategy' to reduce emissions.

China's stock market fundraising decreased significantly in 2023, with the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges raising 437.5 billion yuan less than the previous year. Alibaba Cloud announced a 20% price cut across its services, benefiting millions of users. Domestic tourist spending surged by 140.3%, reaching 4,913.3 billion yuan. The National Bureau of Statistics added new questionnaires to better track economic changes in sectors like new energy vehicles.

In January, China added 14 new IPOs, raising over 11.8 billion yuan. The Guangdong Provincial Party Committee held a meeting to focus on increasing economic efficiency, promoting consumption, and reducing costs. Meanwhile, international news includes Turkey suspending shipping in the Bosphorus Strait due to heavy fog, Japan discharging Fukushima nuclear contaminated water, a volcanic eruption in Mexico, and Brazil imposing anti-dumping duties on Chinese gloves.

Beijing introduces rent supervision measures for the first time, requiring housing leasing enterprises to deposit excess rent into a third-party account. Meanwhile, Hong Kong launches Cross-border WMC version 2.0 to enhance investment options and connectivity in the Greater Bay Area.

China's property market saw a significant month-on-month increase, with residential land transactions rising nearly 60%. Meanwhile, Germany's export confidence improved in February, though only a few sectors expect growth. Belarus held parliamentary elections, and South Korea plans to enhance corporate value to address stock undervaluation.