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31/05/2025
The UK Financial Conduct Authority stated regarding the review of government pension investments: It plans to require relevant businesses to provide data by early 2026 in order to better understand their considerations for asset allocation and to improve our proposed rules.
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2 m ago
National Bureau of Statistics: The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for China's manufacturing sector in May was 49.5%, an increase of 0.5 percentage points from the previous month.
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Sichuan province issues report regarding pharmaceutical companies suspected of bribing doctors.
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CITIC Securities: Adjust the forecasted operating range for lithium prices in the second half of the year to 6,000-7,000 yuan per ton.
6 m ago
CITIC Securities published a research report stating that the decline in lithium prices in the first quarter of 2025 has slowed down, leading to a slight recovery in overseas lithium mine prices and improved operations of salt lake enterprises, but the supply side is slowly clearing out. Since the second quarter, as lithium prices have fallen to 60,000 yuan/ton, industry losses have significantly increased, with expectations of mine production cuts and price rebounds. However, the demand for cost reduction and maintaining market share by mines has led to production cuts less than expected, and it is anticipated that lithium prices will enter a difficult bottoming process. CITIC Securities has adjusted its forecast for the operating range of lithium prices in the second half of 2025 to 60,000-70,000 yuan/ton, and recommends focusing on low-cost assets that may benefit from the bottoming out and rebound of lithium prices.
7 m ago
CITIC Securities released a research report pointing out that since May, long-term bond interest rates have been weak and fluctuating. Recently, investors have two main concerns about the bond market: one is the worry that some institutions may have a large number of preventive redemptions of fund holdings, and the other is the concern that banks may actively sell bonds near the end of the quarter in order to realize floating profits in their OCI accounts. Based on data observations, CITIC Securities believes that institutional behavior disruptions are not the main driving factors affecting the recent pricing of the bond market. The fundamental factors driving investor choices and market sentiment still lie in judgments and reflections on macro factors such as funds, tariffs, and fundamentals. The risk of a significant upward adjustment in long-term bond interest rates in the short term is limited, but whether short-term easing can be realized and trigger a downward breakthrough still remains to be seen and will continue to be a key focus for the market.
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