On the 9th local time, the National Hurricane Center of United States said that Hurricane "Milton" weakened into a category 4 hurricane when approaching the Florida peninsula.

On October 8, local time, the France National Assembly voted on a no-confidence motion of government led by Prime Minister Barnier by left-wing parliamentarians, but the vote was not passed.

On the evening of September 29, Shenzhen introduced a new real estate policy, and the real estate market continued to heat up during the National Day Golden Week.

On September 29th, domestic news includes Henan's focus on stabilizing the real estate market, strategic cooperation between Hainan and CATL, and advancements in solar lithium extraction. Internationally, tensions persist with Israel's ongoing conflict with Hezbollah and a shooting incident in Georgia, USA.

Chinese assets surged, with the A50 index hitting a one-year high, while US money market funds reached a record $6.42 trillion. Domestically, the Shanghai Composite Index reclaimed 3,000 points, and policies aim to attract more long-term capital. Internationally, Hurricane Helene intensified, and the UN reported progress on lifting Libya's oil blockade.

On September 26th, domestic policy support boosts investor confidence, with increased capital inflows into securities accounts. Morgan Stanley predicts A-shares may outperform emerging markets. Internationally, the US Congress passes a temporary appropriations act, and severe drought affects Brazil. Major US stock indexes closed down.

On September 25th, low interest rates attracted significant foreign investment, with panda bond issuance reaching nearly 160 billion yuan. The RMB exchange rate is expected to maintain stability, and A-shares surged due to policy news. Internationally, the Bank of Canada hints at further rate cuts, and S&P forecasts slower U.S. economic growth in 2025.

The domestic bond market, particularly 'panda bonds,' continues to expand due to low financing costs and supportive policies. Meanwhile, international news includes FAA's stance on Boeing, tensions between Iran and Israel, and Goldman Sachs' outlook on U.S. stocks. (September 24th)

On September 23rd, domestic news highlights include rule of law inspections in 6 provinces and a focus on capital market purification. Internationally, Israel plans a ground operation in Lebanon, and TSMC and Samsung consider building chip factories in the UAE.

On September 20th, global macroeconomic news includes domestic surveys of 559 listed companies, ZCE's 'Insurance + Futures' project, CRRC's hybrid locomotive launch, and expectations for a 20bp drop in China's LPR. Internationally, OpenAI seeks $250 million investments, nuclear submarine cooperation concerns, and tensions in the Middle East.

On September 19th, 2024, key updates include China's trillion-yuan funding gap prompting calls for RRR cuts, Brazil's central bank raising interest rates, and the Fed initiating bold rate cuts. Additionally, a 4.7-magnitude earthquake hit Hefei with no injuries reported.

On September 18th, domestic news includes potential RRR cuts, Hong Kong tourism highs, and stock market gains. Internationally, the UN debates Israeli occupation, Lebanon explosions, and Musk's political investments. Domestic macroeconomic indices show stable trends.

On September 11th, updates cover domestic economic policies, including support for the game industry, rising steel prices, and lowered deposit interest rates, alongside international news such as reduced capital requirements for U.S. banks and market performance.

The article covers key domestic and international economic news, including concerns over the 'Golden September and Silver October' commodity market, steady promotion of RMB internationalization, increased civil compensation cases for market manipulation, and significant international developments such as Hunter Biden's guilty plea and Germany's economic stagnation forecast.

On September 5th, key updates include the opening of the Shanghai-Kunming Air Corridor, increased speculative activity in small and micro stock markets, heightened private equity research, Huya's management changes, and international developments such as Egypt-Turkey agreements and US economic concerns.