On September 4th, key domestic news includes the improvement of residential maintenance funds management, compliance in platform economies, and rising retail loan non-performing rates. Internationally, weak US economic data triggered market concerns, leading to a sharp decline in US stocks, particularly in tech companies like Nvidia, which faced an escalated antitrust investigation.

On September 3rd, domestic news includes the shift towards industrial investment banks, continuous capital support, challenges in private equity FOFs, gold stock divergence, and high-standard development of the power battery industry. Internationally, the UN mediated a Libya central bank crisis, a shooting in the US, military exercises in Latvia, Turkish airstrikes in Iraq, and a security agreement between Belarus and Russia.

On September 2nd, significant increases in equity fund holdings were observed domestically, while large-scale demonstrations erupted in Israel calling for a ceasefire. Additionally, South Africa's President Ramaphosa arrived in Beijing for the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, and Turkey reported military operations against Kurdish fighters. These events highlight key domestic and international developments.

On August 30th, domestic news includes differentiated performance in wine companies and the central bank purchasing 400 billion yuan in special treasury bonds. Internationally, Nokia considers options for mobile network assets, UN agencies plan polio vaccinations in Gaza, and Trump announces plans to make the US a global crypto capital.

On August 29th, global indices showed mixed trends. Domestically, China's data industry expands, Meituan reports strong Q2 results, and prudent investors favor treasury bonds. Internationally, listeria infections rise in the US, Nvidia faces production challenges, and Russia evacuates border residents.

On August 29th, major domestic news includes the issuance of TLAC non-capital bonds by state-owned banks, enthusiasm for medium-term dividends among A-share companies, and strategic integration in fund sales. Internationally, significant QDII rebounds, Venezuelan cabinet reshuffles, and geopolitical events highlight the day.

Key domestic news includes Hong Kong stock delistings and stricter virtual asset regulations. Internationally, the Bolivarian Alliance supports Venezuela's election results, and the US declares a curfew due to Oriental equine encephalitis. Fed's Daly suggests interest rate cuts. (August 27th)

On August 26th, domestic news highlights include significant dividends from debt funds, strict controls on online anchor content, and high tourist numbers in Macao. Internationally, Hamas rejects new ceasefire conditions, and Tropical Storm 'Horn' threatens Hawaii.

On August 23rd, key updates include rising U.S. jobless claims, intensifying global demand concerns affecting oil prices, and a significant drop in Korean auto production. Domestically, cruise tourism peaks, Sino-US circular economy dialogue launches, and central enterprise ETFs see new developments.

On August 23rd, domestic highlights include the upcoming 3rd Global Digital Trade Expo, increased border traffic in Guangzhou, and policies to boost private investment. Internationally, Gaza ceasefire talks stall, a fire devastates Russian oil tanks, and U.S. stock futures rise amid anticipation of economic data revisions.

On August 21st, the global markets saw mixed trends with U.S. stocks closing lower and expectations for Fed rate cuts heating up. Domestically, China made breakthroughs in liquid air energy storage technology, while the European Commission proposed countervailing duties on Chinese electric vehicles. Internationally, Canada's inflation fell, supporting further rate cuts by the Bank of Canada.

On August 20th, key economic developments include the State Grid's '15th Five-Year Plan' for power grid infrastructure, enhanced thermal coal transportation by Yangtze River Delta Railway, and the 10th China-Russia Finance Ministers' Dialogue in Moscow. Additionally, Goldman Sachs predicts a rise in U.S. stocks over the next four weeks.

Tax data indicates steady progress in China's economy in July. A new cargo route opens between Urumqi and southwest England. CICC notes the market is showing signs of bottoming out. Bond markets face adjustments due to regulatory changes. Banks warn against loan intermediaries. Internationally, Russia supports Azerbaijan-Armenia normalization, and monkeypox cases rise in Africa and beyond.

On August 16th, the article covers key updates including potential changes in tax incentives for public bonds, legislative plans for private economies, and the impact of hurricanes on US industrial production. It also highlights the strong performance of US retail sales and the ongoing trends in the real estate sector.

On August 15th, China's largest gas storage hits record injection levels, while domestic financial regulators outline new tasks. Internationally, the Fed shows growing concern over employment, and core US inflation slows, suggesting potential rate cuts. Domestic bond markets remain strong despite corrections.