On June 28th, the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee outlined plans to build a high-level socialist market economy by 2035, while the U.S. saw a drop in second-hand housing contract volumes due to high interest rates. The National Bureau of Statistics reported a 3.4% year-on-year increase in industrial profits, and Brazil's central bank raised its 2024 growth forecast to 2.3%. Switzerland and the U.S. agreed on financial account data exchange, and Japan faces aviation fuel shortages amid increased tourism.

On June 27th, key updates include increased waterway freight in China, developments in electric vehicles, and stable economic growth forecasts. Internationally, central bank policies impact USD/CAD, German consumer confidence falls, and U.S. new home inventories reach a 14-year high.

On June 26th, key global indices were updated, highlighting China's smooth balance of payments, a decline in the passenger car market competitiveness index, and international news including Russia's stance on the Ukraine conflict and expectations for Fed interest rate cuts. Domestic policies and international trade dynamics were also discussed.

On June 25th, key developments included Xi Jinping's talks with Poland's President Andrzej Duda, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology promoting the abolition of foreign investment restrictions in manufacturing, and international crude oil trends amid geopolitical conflicts.

China explores an ecological protection supervision mechanism, Beijing faces aging population challenges, and the 2024 World New Energy Vehicle Congress is set for September. Poland's president visits China, and the EU's tariffs on Chinese EVs are criticized. (June 22, 2024)

On June 21st, domestic news includes measures to support energy supply, rising electricity consumption, and initiatives to revitalize traditional brands. Internationally, the Bank of England maintained interest rates, Brazil faced transportation issues due to rainfall, and Germany's economic growth forecast was revised upward. These developments highlight ongoing global economic trends and challenges.

On June 21st, key updates include the NDRC's new administrative measures for natural gas utilization, the central bank's efforts to stabilize the exchange rate, and international developments such as potential BoE interest rate cuts and record-high coal demand in India.

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On June 20th, domestic news highlights include plans to improve cross-border financial services in Shanghai, major projects in Guangzhou, and Li Qiang's visit to Australian lithium companies. Internationally, U.S. industrial output increased unexpectedly in May, Fed's Williams calls for more data before rate cuts, and a new study shows the Bank of England's QE losses exceed those of the Fed. Key domestic macroeconomic indices are also provided.

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On June 18th, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology promoted steady growth in the raw material industry, while Longbai Group invested 1.08 billion yuan in a new material industrial park. Internationally, China and Australia signed an MoU on strategic economic dialogue, and the ECB monitored market stability. Bank of America warned of potential oil price declines due to rising inventories, and the New York Fed reported slowing factory activity with rising optimism.

On June 17th, key domestic news included the signing of a memorandum between Shanghai Municipal Government and COMAC, a slight fall in the coastal composite index, and the launch of the 'old for new' housing policy in over 70 cities. Internationally, the U.S. pressured Hamas to accept Biden's ceasefire draft, Russia indicated willingness to negotiate with Ukraine, and Saudi Arabia opted not to renew its 50-year petrodollar agreement with the U.S.

On June 14th, 2024, significant domestic news includes the first reorganization and listing after the new 'National Nine Articles,' improvements in the financial legal system, and public opinions on the national drug list adjustments. Internationally, concerns arise over NATO's potential military conflict with Russia, US PPI confirming easing inflation, and Britain imposing sanctions on Russian oil tankers.

On June 13th, the latest global indices highlight cooled US inflation, impacting oil prices and cryptocurrency markets. Domestically, China launched its first China-Europe Railway Express for automobiles, promoted sustainable development, and improved SME services. Internationally, the US CPI data suggests easing price pressures, while China and South Korea strengthened environmental cooperation.

On June 13th, domestic news includes State Grid's efforts to enhance power supply and cross-regional coordination, Xi Jinping's emphasis on modern enterprise systems, and Shenzhen's power grid expansion. Internationally, the World Bank reports stable but slow global growth, the EU plans to delay bank capital requirements, and OPEC expects more accommodative policies.