On February 26th, significant developments included Zhejiang's plan to cultivate 100 private economic headquarters, ZKTeco's launch of an industrial AI model, and new oil and gas reserves in the Bohai Sea. Internationally, ceasefire talks between Palestine and Israel may commence in Qatar, and Saudi Arabia reported increased natural gas reserves. Nvidia named Huawei as its biggest competitor.

On February 26th, domestic news includes the Ministry of Commerce planning a foreign-funded enterprises roundtable and Shenzhen's new policies for new energy vehicles. Internationally, European stock markets hit record highs, Lithuania closes border crossings with Belarus, and United Airlines resumes flights to Israel.

On February 22nd, Ctrip reported strong Q4 2023 growth, U.S. chip stocks surged led by Nvidia, and China and France agreed on high-level exchanges. Domestically, small and medium-sized banks adjusted deposit rates, and China plans to establish a normalized assistance mechanism for poverty alleviation.

On February 22nd, Shanghai's 'Silk Road E-commerce' plan advanced with Greenland Group signing agreements with global firms. Domestic copyright registrations surged by 40.46% in 2023. Internationally, Goldman Sachs lowered Thailand's GDP growth forecast, and South Korea imposed stricter export bans on Russia and Belarus. The U.S. government granted GF a $1.5 billion subsidy for semiconductor expansion.

On February 21st, key economic highlights include Shanghai's robust passenger traffic during the Spring Festival, National Energy Group's record coal dispatch, and international developments such as rising UK property prices and Japan-Ukraine collaboration. Domestic macroeconomic indices also show positive trends.

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On February 19th, key updates include China surpassing 3.37 million 5G base stations, Baoxin Energy focusing on clean coal power, and the EU's wind power generation exceeding natural gas for the first time. Additionally, Russia claims full control of Avdeyevka, and NATO's Secretary-General opposes a pan-European nuclear deterrent.

On February 18th, domestic news highlights include record-breaking wide-body aircraft operations at Sanya and Haikou airports, a booming tourism market, and strengthened agricultural market monitoring. Internationally, Russian fuel oil continues to pass through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, and Mexico faces highway blockades due to trucker strikes.

On February 6th, key updates include the State Administration of Financial Supervision's new measures for urban real estate financing, the third Sino-US Economic Working Group meeting, and the Bank of Canada's potential interest rate stance. The report also highlights China's importance as an investment destination for U.S. companies and international developments affecting the global economy.

On February 6th, Shenzhen Airport saw record-breaking flights and outbound passengers. Domestic news includes real estate project white lists and carbon emission trading regulations. Internationally, tensions rise with Lebanese attacks on Israel and U.S. actions in Syria.

Tuduoduo, Special Sea Line Cargo Ship

Tuduoduo, Special Sea Line Cargo Ship

Shenzhen Airport achieves new highs in flights and outbound passengers; 3,218 real estate projects listed in initial 'white lists'; nationwide protests in Israel; U.S. Senate delays biotech bill consideration; and more global updates. (Published on February 5th, 2024)

On February 4th, key updates include China's financial regulations on loan terms and purposes, welcoming global investments, French industrial output surge, and Intel's delay in chip project construction due to market challenges and slow government assistance.

Xi Jinping emphasizes the importance of scientific and technological innovation and digital economy in fostering new growth drivers. The Ministry of Finance reports a steady increase in fiscal expenditure on science and technology, while addressing pension fund stability. Internationally, tensions rise in Yemen, Tesla offers discounts, and the U.S. passes a $78 billion tax relief bill.