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2025-10-31 Friday

2025-11-04

16:38:05

European stocks edged lower on Friday. ⑴ European stocks fell slightly on Friday, with both the Stoxx 50 and Stoxx 600 indices down 0.1%. ⑵ Markets continued to focus on corporate earnings reports. ⑶ Electrolux fell more than 2.8%, and Saint-Gobain continued its decline, falling more than 2%. ⑷ ASML Holdings fell 0.8%, and Shell fell 1.3%. ⑸ AB InBev rose 2%, leading the gains.

16:37:42

[French CAC40 Index Falls to Two-Week Low] ⑴ The French CAC40 index fell to 8145 points on Friday, its lowest level since October 15. ⑵ Saint-Gobain Group fell 2.5%, with comparable revenue in the third quarter declining slightly by 0.2%. ⑶ AXA shares fell 1.6%, despite maintaining its annual target and reporting a 7% increase in premium income for the first nine months. ⑷ Scor Group fell 5.2%, despite better-than-expected quarterly profits. ⑸ Imerys surged 5.2% as it entered exclusive negotiations to sell a minority stake in a French lithium mine project. ⑹ French inflation slowed to 1.0% in October, a larger-than-expected decline.

16:36:05

[The Federal Reserve plans to significantly reduce its bank supervision staff] ⑴ An internal Federal Reserve memo indicates plans to cut the size of its bank supervision department by 30% by the end of 2026. ⑵ After the layoffs, the department will retain only about 350 employees. ⑶ This size is far below the previously approved 500-person staff.

16:35:47

[China's Foreign Exchange Market Turnover Reached RMB 26.87 Trillion in September 2025] ⑴ Data from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange shows that the total turnover of China's foreign exchange market in September 2025 reached RMB 26.87 trillion. ⑵ By trading entity, bank-to-customer transactions totaled RMB 4.43 trillion, and interbank market transactions totaled RMB 22.44 trillion. ⑶ By trading instrument, spot market transactions totaled RMB 9.87 trillion, and derivatives market transactions totaled RMB 17.00 trillion. ⑷ From January to September 2025, the cumulative turnover reached RMB 230.10 trillion, equivalent to USD 32.11 trillion.

16:35:10

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: South Korea must seize the opportunity to become one of the world's leading AI hubs.

16:34:56

Oracle Shares Rise Over 2% Pre-Market as it Partners with OpenAI to Build Hyperscale Data Center. ⑴ Oracle (ORCL.US) shares rose over 2% pre-market, reaching $262.45. ⑵ OpenAI, Oracle, and project developer Related Digital plan to build a hyperscale data center campus in Salin, Michigan. ⑶ The project will generate over 1 gigawatt of electricity and is a key component of the OpenAI-Oracle collaboration. ⑷ The two companies plan to add 4.5 gigawatts of "Stargate" computing capacity, with construction expected to begin in early 2026. ⑸ This project, developed specifically for Oracle, aims to enhance the United States' competitiveness in the global artificial intelligence race.

16:34:07

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: We are at the beginning of a decade-long journey to build a completely new computing platform.

16:33:29

Turkish Finance Minister: Türkiye will achieve a primary surplus in 2026.

16:33:03

According to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology on October 31, my country's electronic information manufacturing industry experienced rapid growth in the first three quarters of this year. Among them, smartphone production reached 881 million units, a year-on-year increase of 1%. Data shows that in the first three quarters, the added value of the electronic information manufacturing industry above designated size increased by 10.9% year-on-year, 4.7 and 1.3 percentage points higher than the growth rates of the overall industrial sector and high-tech manufacturing sector, respectively. Among major products, mobile phone production reached 1.11 billion units; microcomputer equipment production reached 251 million units, remaining flat year-on-year; and integrated circuit production reached 381.9 billion units, a year-on-year increase of 8.6%. Furthermore, in the first three quarters, the cumulative export delivery value of the electronic information manufacturing industry above designated size increased by 2.1% year-on-year. The industry achieved operating revenue of 12.5 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 8.8%; operating costs of 10.9 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 8.8%; and total profits of 493.8 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 12%. (Xinhua News Agency)

16:32:46

Turkish Finance Minister: Budget deficit will continue to decline to support falling inflation.

16:31:09

[ECB's Stable Interest Rates Benefit Bank Stocks] ⑴ Some argue that the ECB's decision to maintain the 2% interest rate for the third consecutive time is still beneficial for bank stocks. ⑵ Analysts believe that loan growth and an upward-sloping yield curve are key factors supporting improved bank profitability and valuations. ⑶ Their earnings forecasts for the European banking sector are based on the assumption that interest rates will remain at this level until 2028. ⑷ Even a further 25 basis point rate cut would have a limited impact on profitability due to the increased resilience of banks' net interest income. ⑸ Currently, every 25 basis point change in interest rates only affects about 1% of industry profits.

16:30:25

Annual rate of retail sales in Hong Kong, China in September

Previous : 3.80% Forecast : -

Published Value 5.90%

16:30:07

Preliminary growth rate of Hong Kong's GDP in the third quarter

Previous : 3.10% Forecast : 3.10%

Published Value 3.80%

16:30:07

Preliminary estimate of Hong Kong's GDP growth rate for the third quarter

Previous : 0.40% Forecast : -0.20%

Published Value 0.70%

16:24:51

[Spain Sees Record High in Tourist Arrivals in September] ⑴ Spain received 9.7 million international tourists in September 2025, a 0.8% increase compared to the same period in 2024. ⑵ This sets a new record for September, with the UK being the largest source of visitors, attracting nearly 2.1 million tourists. ⑶ Germany received 1.3 million tourists, and France received 1.1 million, representing year-on-year decreases of 2.5% and 1.6%, respectively. ⑷ The cumulative number of international tourists received in the first nine months of 2025 reached 76.5 million, setting a new record for the same period.

16:24:15

Spot platinum has just broken through the $1610.00/oz mark, last trading at $1604.15/oz, up 0.37% on the day; Nymex platinum futures main contract was last trading at $1608.1/oz, down 0.38% on the day.

16:24:06

Turkish Finance Minister: Economic growth has slowed to some extent, but remains at an appropriate and moderate level.

16:22:11

ECB Governing Council member Kazak: The margin of error for the 2028 outlook will be large.

16:21:57

[Austria's Inflation Rate Remains High at 4% in October] ⑴ Austria's annual inflation rate for October 2025 was 4%, unchanged from the previous month. ⑵ The services sector inflation rate reached 4.6%, remaining the largest contributor to overall inflation. ⑶ Industrial goods inflation slightly decreased to 1.3%, while food, tobacco, and alcohol prices rose slightly to 3.9%. ⑷ Energy prices accelerated to 9.7%, with electricity and gas costs rising significantly year-on-year. ⑸ The core inflation rate (including industrial goods and services) fell to 3.4% from 3.5% in September. ⑹ Seasonally adjusted, consumer prices rose 0.4% month-on-month in October, compared to a 0.2% decrease in the previous month.

16:21:43

Nomura Securities: Expects a 25 basis point rate cut at next week's Bank of England meeting.

16:17:08

[French Producer Prices Fall 0.2% Month-on-Month in September] ⑴ French domestic producer prices fell 0.2% month-on-month in September 2025, unchanged from the previous month. ⑵ Mining, quarrying, energy, and water supply costs fell 0.8%, a larger decline than the previous month. ⑶ Finished goods prices rose 0.1% month-on-month, compared to a 0.3% decrease in the previous month. ⑷ Food, beverage, and tobacco prices rose slightly by 0.2%, while electrical and electronic equipment prices rebounded by 0.1%. ⑸ Coke and refined petroleum product prices rebounded significantly, rising 2.8% month-on-month. ⑹ Transport equipment prices were basically flat, while year-on-year producer prices rose slightly by 0.1%. ⑺ Moderate increases in finished goods prices provided support.

16:15:44

[International Oil Prices Expected to Fall for Third Consecutive Monthly Session; Oversupply and Strong Dollar Pressure] ⑴ International oil prices continued their decline on Friday, and are expected to close lower for the third consecutive month. ⑵ Brent crude was at $64.88 per barrel, and WTI crude was at $60.36 per barrel. ⑶ A stronger dollar limited oil price gains. ⑷ Continued production increases by major oil-producing countries offset the impact of Western sanctions against Russia; OPEC+ is inclined to moderately increase production in December. ⑸ Brent and WTI crude are expected to fall by about 3% in October, with supply growth continuing to outpace demand. ⑹ Saudi Arabia's crude oil exports hit a six-month high in August, while US production reached a record 13.6 million barrels per day.

16:15:32

The number of international tourists to Spain in September

Previous : 1737.26 Forecast : -

Published Value 1367.68

16:14:48

[French Inflation Slows More Than Expected in October] ⑴ French October consumer price index (CPI) rose slightly less than expected, as energy costs continued to decline and food price increases slowed. ⑵ The EU harmonized inflation rate rose 0.9% year-on-year, lower than September's 1.1% and market expectations of 1%. ⑶ Accelerated declines in energy prices were the main drag, with both natural gas and oil product costs falling. ⑷ Food inflation slowed, service prices maintained the same increase as in September, and the decline in manufactured goods prices widened slightly. ⑸ The October CPI rose slightly by 0.1% month-on-month, mainly driven by price increases in transportation services and other sectors. ⑹ Measured by the French domestic CPI, the October inflation rate was 1.0%, lower than September's 1.2%. ⑺ French inflation has been below the European Central Bank's (ECB) 2% medium-term target for more than a year. ⑻ ECB policymakers are preparing for their December meeting, assessing the risks of inflation falling below the target. ⑼ The central bank kept interest rates unchanged at its meeting on Thursday.

16:13:24

[Swiss Retail Sales in September Exceed Expectations] ⑴ Swiss retail sales in September 2025 increased by 1.5% year-on-year, far exceeding market expectations of a 0.3% increase. ⑵ This represents a significant improvement from the previously revised upward-revised 0.4% decline, with sales of information and communication equipment increasing by 19.9%. ⑶ Food, beverage, and tobacco sales increased by 1.3%, while non-food product sales increased by 2.5%. ⑷ Online and mail-order sales increased by 3.5%, and the decline in cultural and recreational goods narrowed to 1.4%. ⑸ Gas station sales decreased by 0.5%, and sales of home appliances and furniture decreased by 0.3%. ⑹ After seasonal adjustment, retail sales in September increased by 0.6% month-on-month, and retail activity excluding fuel increased by 2% year-on-year.

16:12:28

[Stallion Weakens: Downgraded UK Productivity Forecasts Raise Tax Hike Risk] ⑴ The pound continued to weaken against major currencies on Friday (October 31). The pound performed poorly this week as investors worried that Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves might face a political backlash in the budget to be announced in late November due to escalating fiscal risks. ⑵ The UK Office for Budget Responsibility recently predicted that overall productivity in the country may decline by 0.3%, a scenario expected to widen the budget deficit to £21 billion by the 2029-2030 fiscal year. ⑶ This situation has exacerbated market concerns that Chancellor Reeves may be forced to break self-imposed fiscal rules, potentially further weakening household confidence. Analysis suggests that the government already faces a £22 billion funding gap, which can only be filled by increasing borrowing or raising worker taxes. ⑷ Choosing either a single or combined solution would result in the Chancellor reneging on her explicit promises – the Labour Party pledged in its election manifesto not to increase income tax, National Insurance tax, or worker VAT, and explicitly stated that it would not rely on borrowing to maintain daily public spending.

16:12:15

Turkish Finance Minister: The temporary deterioration in inflation expectations will present a different picture next year.

16:12:08

[Hong Kong Stocks Close Lower, Technology Stocks Lead Decline] ⑴ The Hang Seng Index closed down 1.43%, and the Hang Seng Tech Index fell 2.37%. ⑵ Technology stocks generally declined, with Hua Hong Semiconductor falling 7.4% and SMIC falling 5.3%. ⑶ Alibaba fell more than 4%, and Tencent Holdings fell 3.4%. ⑷ The weak performance of the chip sector dragged down the overall market.

16:10:53

Data from my country's central bank shows that as of the end of September 2025, there were 4,863 microcredit companies nationwide. Their outstanding loans totaled 722.9 billion yuan, a decrease of 31.9 billion yuan in the first three quarters.

16:09:49

ECB Governing Council member Kazaks: Don't overinterpret the 2028 inflation outlook. The ECB's policy is in a good position, and stability is a major advantage; the risks to growth and inflation are more balanced.

16:06:51

On the afternoon of October 31 local time, Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on the sidelines of the 32nd APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting in Gyeongju, South Korea. (CCTV News)

16:06:29

[Sowing Progress of Major Crops in France Accelerates] ⑴ As of October 27, the sowing progress of soft wheat in France reached 68%, a significant increase from 57% the previous week. ⑵ Winter barley sowing was 80% complete, continuing progress from 73% the previous week. ⑶ Durham wheat sowing progress was 9%, a significant acceleration from 3% the previous week. ⑷ The good-to-excellent rating of corn remained at 59%, unchanged from the previous week.

16:06:17

[USD/CAD Breaks Through 9-Day Exponential Moving Average and Tests 1.4000 Level] ⑴ The USD/CAD pair extended its gains for the second consecutive trading day on Friday (October 31), trading around 1.4000. Daily chart technical analysis shows the pair is undergoing a consolidation phase, currently rebounding from the lower edge of a rectangle pattern. ⑵ As the pair remains stable above the 9-day exponential moving average (1.3978), short-term momentum is relatively strong. Furthermore, the 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI) has risen above the 50 midline, suggesting a possible recovery in bullish momentum. ⑶ On the upside, near-term resistance is seen around 1.4060, near the upper edge of the rectangle pattern, with the next resistance level at 1.4079, the six-month high reached on October 14. (4) On the downside, the key support level is at the 9-day exponential moving average of 1.3978, followed by the lower rail of the rectangle pattern at 1.3930 and the 50-day exponential moving average at 1.3921. A break below this confluence of support areas would trigger bearish sentiment and open up room for the USD/CAD pair to test the retracement support near the three-month low of 1.3721 recorded on August 7.

16:04:41

[SNB's Gold Reserves Appreciate Significantly in Q3] ⑴ The Swiss National Bank (SNB) achieved a profit of CHF 27.93 billion in the third quarter, with its gold reserves increasing by CHF 14.33 billion. ⑵ This increase far exceeded the CHF 4.41 billion increase in the same period last year and also significantly surpassed the average quarterly profit level over the past 10 years. ⑶ The SNB's gold holdings remained unchanged at 1,040 tons. ⑷ UBS analysts pointed out that the exceptionally high gold profits reflect the significant rise in gold prices this year. ⑸ As the ultimate safe-haven asset, gold's appreciation is a positive byproduct of asset diversification and the implementation of monetary policy.

16:04:15

Intel is reportedly in talks to acquire AI chip maker SambaNova. (1) Sources familiar with the matter revealed that Intel is in talks to acquire artificial intelligence chip maker SambaNova. (2) SambaNova has previously hired investment banks to assist in evaluating potential acquisition offers. (3) If the deal goes through, SambaNova's valuation may be lower than its $5 billion valuation during its 2021 funding round. (4) Negotiations are still in the early stages, and it remains uncertain whether the two sides will ultimately reach an agreement.

16:03:17

[European stocks opened mixed] ⑴ Germany's DAX index rose slightly by 0.04%, while the UK's FTSE 100 index was essentially flat. ⑵ France's CAC 40 index fell by 0.65%, showing relative weakness. ⑶ The Euro Stoxx 50 index fell by 0.12%, and Italy's FTSE MIB index fell by 0.14%.

16:03:00

[US Stock Market Pre-Market Performance Diverges Between Chinese ADRs and Tech Stocks] ⑴ Chinese ADRs showed divergent performance in pre-market trading: NIO rose 0.4%, Miniso remained flat. ⑵ Beike fell 0.5%, ZTO Express and JD.com both fell 0.9%. ⑶ Yum China and Alibaba both fell 1%. ⑷ The "Seven Sisters" of tech stocks generally rose: Amazon surged 12%. ⑸ Apple rose 2%, Meta, Nvidia, and Google A all rose 1%. ⑹ Tesla rose 0.9%, Microsoft rose slightly by 0.2%.

16:02:38

Preliminary growth rate of Taiwan's GDP in the third quarter

Previous : 8.01% Forecast : 6%

Published Value 7.64%

16:02:32

Preliminary growth rate of Taiwan's GDP in the third quarter

Previous : 8.01% Forecast : 6%

Published Value 7.64%

16:01:04

Switzerland's official reserve assets in September

Previous : 8188.22 Forecast : -

Published Value 8406.30

16:00:56

[Hungary's Producer Inflation Rises Slightly to 2.4% in September] ⑴ Hungary's producer price index (PPI) rose 2.4% year-on-year in September 2025, a slight rebound from the 11-month low of 2.3% in August. ⑵ Non-domestic output inflation accelerated to 3.3%, while domestic output inflation slowed to 0.5%. ⑶ Electricity, gas, and air conditioning prices turned positive year-on-year to 0.1%, while water prices rose more sharply to 4.3%. ⑷ Price growth in the mining and quarrying industry slowed to 0.7%, and manufacturing prices slowed to 1.5%. ⑸ Seasonally adjusted, the PPI fell 0.4% month-on-month in September, compared to a decrease of 0.8% in the previous month.

16:00:43

[French Inflation Slows More Than Expected in October] ⑴ France's annual inflation rate fell to 1.0% in October, a further slowdown from 1.2% in September. ⑵ This figure was lower than the market expectation of 1.1%, with accelerated declines in energy prices being the main driving factor. ⑶ Energy prices fell 5.6% year-on-year, driven by lower costs for natural gas and petroleum products. ⑷ Food inflation slowed to 1.3%, service prices rose 2.4%, and tobacco prices rose 4.1%. ⑸ Prices of manufactured goods fell 0.5%, with the decline slightly widening. ⑹ Seasonally adjusted, the consumer price index rose slightly by 0.1% month-on-month in October, in line with expectations. ⑺ Calculated according to the EU harmonized standard, the annual inflation rate fell to 0.9%, lower than expected.

15:59:44

[South Korea Claims Nuclear-Powered Submarine Development Complies with Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty] ⑴ A South Korean Foreign Ministry official stated on October 31 that South Korea plans to develop a nuclear-powered submarine capable of carrying conventional weapons. ⑵ The official emphasized that this move complies with the relevant provisions of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT). ⑶ South Korea is committed to fulfilling its obligations under the NPT and will steadfastly uphold its nuclear non-proliferation obligations. ⑷ South Korea pledged to maintain the nuclear non-proliferation regime and to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency.

15:59:21

[Thailand's Private Investment Accelerated Decline in September] ⑴ Thailand's private investment fell 4.5% month-on-month in September 2025, the largest drop since December 2023. ⑵ This represents a significant acceleration from the 0.2% decline in August, with reduced investment in machinery and equipment being the main drag. ⑶ This reflects a decrease in domestic capital goods imports, particularly in telecommunications equipment. ⑷ Investment in transportation equipment also declined, mainly due to a decrease in aircraft imports. ⑸ Despite an increase in registrations across all types of vehicles, construction investment saw a slight increase. ⑹ Industrial plant projects provided support.

15:56:18

[Copper-Gold Ratio Hits 50-Year Low; Jefferies Bullish on Copper Price Mean Reversion] ⑴ The copper-to-gold price ratio has fallen to its lowest level in the past fifty years, more than two standard deviations below the historical average. ⑵ Jefferies points out that this historical anomaly strongly suggests that copper prices, denominated in gold, are severely undervalued. ⑶ With copper prices relatively cheaper than gold, some degree of mean reversion is inevitable. ⑷ The primary driver of this correction is expected to come from copper prices. ⑸ Based on the current valuation gap, Jefferies believes the outlook for copper prices is bullish and expects the valuation gap to gradually narrow.

15:55:11

[Thailand's Retail Sales Turn Down Year-on-Year in August] ⑴ Thailand's retail sales in August 2025 fell 5.6% year-on-year, a significant decline from the previously revised 7.7% growth. ⑵ This is the first year-on-year decline since March 2024, with non-durable goods sales growth slowing to 1.1%. ⑶ Sales of motor vehicles and fuels fell 4.7%, while other retail categories saw a sharp drop of 13%. ⑷ The decline in durable goods sales narrowed to 1.5%, and seasonally adjusted retail activity fell 5.2% month-on-month in August. ⑸ This represents a narrowing of the previous 12.2% decline.

15:54:43

[Thailand's Personal Consumption Declines 0.8% Month-on-Month in September] ⑴ Thailand's private consumption declined 0.8% month-on-month in September 2025, compared to zero growth in the previous month. ⑵ The decline in service spending was the main drag, reflecting reduced tourism spending following the "Thailand Half-Price Tour" promotion. ⑶ Non-durable goods spending rose due to increased fuel sales, consistent with improved transportation activity. ⑷ Durable goods consumption increased, driven by strong electric vehicle sales and the launch of new hybrid models. ⑸ Semi-durable goods spending rebounded, supported by increased sales of auto parts and increased imports of textiles and apparel. ⑹ Easing political uncertainty and government stimulus measures helped improve consumer confidence.

15:54:09

[Norway's Unemployment Hits Four-Year High] ⑴ The seasonally adjusted number of unemployed in Norway rose to 64,700 in October 2025, the highest level since October 2021. ⑵ The unemployment rate remained at 2.2%, with the tourism and transportation sectors having the highest rates at 3%. ⑶ The academic professions had the lowest unemployment rate at 0.8%, while Oslo and Österford had the highest at 2.8%. ⑷ Troms had the lowest unemployment rate at 1.2%, with robust labor demand. ⑸ 31,200 job openings were made in October, equivalent to 1,900 jobs per working day. ⑹ Job openings decreased by 7% year-on-year, with strong demand in the healthcare, retail, and service sectors. ⑺ The unadjusted number of completely unemployed decreased from 62,000 in September to 61,300 in October.

15:53:16

[Energy Investment Up 18.2% in First Eight Months] ⑴ Data released by the National Energy Administration on October 31 shows that national energy investment maintained a relatively rapid growth trend. ⑵ Investment in key energy projects reached 1.97 trillion yuan in the first eight months, a year-on-year increase of 18.2%. ⑶ Nuclear power, power grids, and new energy storage have become important drivers of investment growth.

15:53:04

[Fed Meeting Shows Disagreements, Market Focuses on December Policy Direction] ⑴ The Fed meeting saw an unusual two dissenting votes, indicating significant disagreement within the decision-making body. ⑵ Strategists noted Powell's clumsy communication. ⑶ This may indicate a weakening of his control over the committee, or excessive disagreement within the committee. ⑷ Strategists believe the Fed will still implement an interest rate cut in December. ⑸ This judgment is based on the view that the actual labor market situation is weaker than surface data suggests.

15:52:17

On October 31, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun hosted a regular press conference. A reporter asked about the Belém Climate Summit. In response, Guo Jiakun stated that this year marks the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement and the submission year for a new round of nationally determined contributions, a crucial juncture for global climate governance. China is willing to inject stronger confidence and momentum into global climate governance with its achievements and solutions, and hopes to work with all parties to uphold multilateralism, strengthen solidarity and cooperation, promote global green and low-carbon transformation, and jointly build a clean and beautiful world. He wished the summit a complete success, leaving a "Brazilian mark" on the world and becoming an important milestone in addressing global climate change. (CCTV News)

15:51:42

On October 31, the Shenzhen Municipal Housing and Construction Bureau and the Shenzhen Municipal Planning and Natural Resources Bureau jointly issued a revised "Notice on the Conversion of Existing Non-Residential Buildings into Affordable Rental Housing" to further promote the construction and allocation of affordable rental housing and help revitalize idle commercial and office buildings and other existing housing stock. The notice optimizes the conditions for project conversion. In addition to non-residential buildings with property ownership certificates, buildings with clear ownership documentation from relevant authorities can also be converted according to regulations. Furthermore, it aligns with the Civil Code, requiring the consent of a specified number of co-owners or owners for any conversion involving their interests. The notice strengthens safety supervision during conversion. Conversion projects must strictly adhere to construction permit management. During the design phase, companies must conduct building safety assessments and construction designs as required. District housing and construction departments must provide fire safety technical guidance and services to conversion projects to ensure compliance with fire safety requirements. During the construction phase, quality and safety supervision agencies will supervise the construction of conversion projects according to the plans. The notice standardizes the use of indoor space, allowing for the expansion of usable space through steel structure construction, customized furniture, and other decoration methods, provided that safety is ensured and daily living requirements are met. However, unauthorized additions or extensions are prohibited. (Xinhua News Agency)

15:51:13

[Thailand's Current Account Surplus Expands in September] ⑴ Thailand's current account surplus reached US$1.87 billion in September 2025, higher than US$1.07 billion in the same period last year. ⑵ The main driver was the expansion of the trade surplus to US$3.64 billion, compared to US$2.82 billion in the same period last year. ⑶ Exports increased to US$30.63 billion, while imports increased to US$26.99 billion, with exports growing faster than imports. ⑷ The net deficit in services, primary income, and secondary income remained stable at US$1.77 billion. ⑸ The financial account showed an overall surplus of US$1.72 billion, mainly supported by inflows from the central bank and depository corporations. ⑹ Despite a slight increase in net government outflows.

15:50:17

ECB Governing Council member Müller: The economic situation has gradually improved; current interest rates are appropriate.

15:50:12

The preliminary reading of France's harmonized CPI monthly rate for October

Previous : -1.10% Forecast : 0.10%

Published Value 0.10%

15:50:08

The preliminary annual rate of CPI in France for October

Previous : 1.20% Forecast : 1%

Neutral

Published Value 1%

15:50:07

The preliminary reading of France's CPI monthly rate for October

Previous : -1% Forecast : 0.10%

Neutral

Published Value 0.10%

15:49:57

ECB Governing Council member Mueller: Interest rates will not suppress growth or boost inflation.

15:45:12

The preliminary value of France's harmonized CPI annual rate for October

Previous : 1.10% Forecast : 1%

Published Value 0.90%

15:45:04

France's PPI year-on-year rate in September

Previous : 0.10% Forecast : -

Published Value 0.50%

15:45:02

The preliminary value of France's harmonized CPI annual rate for October

Previous : 1.10% Forecast : 1%

Published Value 0.90%

15:45:02

France's PPI monthly rate for September

Previous : -0.20% Forecast : -

Published Value 0.30%

15:44:01

Xi Jinping met with Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. (Xinhua)

15:43:16

[Global Distribution of Undiscovered Gold Reserves] ⑴ According to data from the U.S. Geological Survey, as of January 2025, Russia and Australia each had 12,000 tons of undiscovered gold reserves, tying for first place globally. ⑵ Together, these two countries account for nearly 40% of the world's total undiscovered gold reserves. ⑶ Based on a gold price of US$4,362 per ounce, the value of their gold reserves is US$1.68 trillion each. ⑷ South Africa has approximately 5,000 tons of undiscovered gold reserves, ranking third globally. ⑸ Indonesia ranks fourth with 3,800 tons, and Canada ranks fifth with 3,200 tons. ⑹ The United States has approximately 3,100 tons of undiscovered gold reserves.

15:40:05

Barclays raised its target price for Samsung Electronics from 180,000 won to 220,000 won.

15:40:05

Gold Review: A Terrifying Experience for Retail and Institutional Investors – Where Exactly is the Gold Price? Details>

15:39:38

Goldman Sachs maintains its "Buy" rating on BYD with a target price of HK$130. (1) Goldman Sachs' research report points out that BYD's revenue in the third quarter declined by 3% year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter, 11% lower than the bank's expectations. (2) The revenue shortfall was mainly due to a 2% year-on-year and 3% quarter-on-quarter decline in sales volume, and a shift in product mix towards lower-priced models. (3) On the positive side, the gross margin in the third quarter reached 17.6%, better than the expected 17.4% and the previous quarter's 16.3%. (4) The improved gross margin mainly benefited from continued optimization of material costs, with operating expenses 3% lower than expected. (5) The decline in operating expenses exceeded the decline in revenue, indicating that the company effectively controlled costs in a challenging environment. (6) Based on strict cost control, both operating profit margin and net profit margin improved quarter-on-quarter. (7) Goldman Sachs maintains its "Buy" rating on BYD, with a target price of HK$130 for H-shares and RMB133 for A-shares.

15:38:37

[Alibaba Cloud's Market Share in China's Public Cloud IaaS Continues to Grow] ⑴ A recent IDC report shows that the landscape of China's public cloud services market remained stable in the second quarter of 2025. ⑵ Alibaba Cloud's market share in Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) climbed to 26.8%. ⑶ This share has achieved continuous growth for five consecutive quarters. ⑷ Data shows that Alibaba Cloud maintains its leading position in China's public cloud market.

15:37:21

[Passenger Vehicle Intelligence Index Hits Record High in September] ⑴ The passenger vehicle intelligence index reached 36.1 in September 2025, up 0.4 units month-on-month. ⑵ This index continues to break historical records, indicating a sustained improvement in the level of vehicle intelligence. ⑶ Among the sub-indicators, the intelligent cockpit index was 38.5, and the intelligent driving index was 40.1. ⑷ The external intelligence index was 18.5, reflecting the vehicle's ability to interact with the external environment. ⑸ Data jointly released by the China Passenger Car Association and Anluqin.

15:37:03

[Georgia's Economy Maintained Strong Growth in September] ⑴ Georgia's economic activity grew by 6.4% year-on-year in September 2025, slightly lower than the previous month's 6.6%. ⑵ Key sectors such as manufacturing, transportation and warehousing, information and communication, and professional and technical activities performed well. ⑶ However, the construction and energy sectors dragged down overall economic activity. ⑷ Net external demand exerted downward pressure, with exports growing by 7.7% while imports grew even faster at 9.7%. ⑸ Economic activity grew by 7.7% year-on-year in the first nine months of 2025.

15:36:24

ECB Governing Council member Rehn stated that the outlook has not changed significantly since the September meeting. The overall impact of tariffs remains uncertain. Economic growth and inflation face both upside and downside risks.

15:36:04

The South Korean presidential office stated that purchasing 15,000 GPUs would cost approximately 2 trillion won.

15:35:29

Euro fluctuates, Fed adopts hawkish stance; will tonight's inflation data be a lifeline? Details>

15:30:02

Switzerland's actual retail sales year-on-year rate in September

Previous : -0.20% Forecast : -

Published Value 1.50%

15:28:34

Net inflow of southbound funds reached HK$6 billion

15:28:02

[Turkey's Tourism Revenue Grew by 3.9% in Q3] ⑴ Turkey's tourism revenue in the third quarter of 2025 increased by 3.9% year-on-year, reaching US$24.3 billion. ⑵ Individual tourism spending reached US$16 billion, while group tour spending was US$8.7 billion. ⑶ Group tour spending accounted for the largest share at 33.6%, followed by food and beverage spending at 19.9%, and international transportation spending at 11.1%. ⑷ Medical service spending increased by 20.3% year-on-year, accommodation spending increased by 13.3%, and food and beverage spending increased by 14.8%. ⑸ Cumulative tourism revenue for the first three quarters of 2025 reached US$50 billion, a year-on-year increase of 5.7%.

15:27:22

At a press conference held by the National Energy Administration today (September 31), it was learned that my country's installed capacity of renewable energy continued to expand and its energy structure continued to optimize in the first three quarters. The latest data shows that in the first three quarters, the newly installed capacity of renewable energy nationwide reached 310 million kilowatts, a year-on-year increase of 47.7%, accounting for approximately 84.4% of the total new installed capacity. Among them, hydropower added 7.16 million kilowatts, wind power added 61.09 million kilowatts, solar power added 240 million kilowatts, and biomass power added 1.05 million kilowatts. As of the end of September, the national installed capacity of renewable energy reached 2.198 billion kilowatts. Meanwhile, renewable energy power generation steadily increased. In the first three quarters, national renewable energy power generation reached 2.89 trillion kilowatt-hours, a year-on-year increase of 15.5%, accounting for about 40% of total power generation and about 60% of industrial electricity consumption during the same period. Among them, wind power and solar power generation combined reached 1.73 trillion kilowatt-hours, accounting for 22% of total electricity consumption, an increase of 4.1 percentage points compared to the same period last year. (CCTV News)

15:26:47

South Korean Presidential Office: Nvidia will supply 260,000 GPUs to South Korea's public and private sectors by 2030.

15:26:37

ECB President Rehn stated that maintaining interest rates was reasonable, given the considerable uncertainty surrounding the inflation outlook for the next few years.

15:26:18

[Turkey's Trade Deficit Hits Three-Month High in September] ⑴ Turkey's trade deficit widened to $6.9 billion in September, compared to $5.2 billion in the same period last year. ⑵ This is the largest trade deficit since June, with imports increasing by 8.7% year-on-year to $29.5 billion. ⑶ Imports of intermediate goods increased by 10.9%, consumer goods by 7.8%, and capital goods by 0.4%. ⑷ The cumulative trade deficit for January-September widened to $67.1 billion, compared to $60 billion in the same period last year. ⑸ Exports increased by 2.8% year-on-year to $22.6 billion, with manufactured goods exports increasing by 2.9%. ⑹ Exports of mining and quarrying products increased by 16.8%, but exports of agricultural, forestry, and fishery products decreased by 10.1%. ⑺ Germany remains the largest export market, accounting for 8.4%, while the UK and the US account for 6.1% and 6% respectively.

15:22:25

[Australian Stocks Closed Flat on Friday, Posting Biggest Weekly Loss in Six Months] ⑴ Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index closed at 8882 points on Friday, essentially flat, erasing all gains from the morning session. ⑵ Declines in the consumer discretionary sector dragged down the market, offsetting gains in gold miners and major banks. ⑶ The index fell 1.5% this week, its biggest weekly drop since the end of March. ⑷ October saw a slight gain of 0.4%, influenced by strong inflation data that dampened expectations of interest rate cuts. ⑸ The consumer discretionary sector fell 1.7% to a three-month low, with retail giant Wesfarmers down 2.5%. ⑹ Electronics retailer JB Hi-Fi fell 3.4% due to weak sales growth. ⑺ Gold stocks surged 3.3%, driven by expectations of record gold prices, but were essentially flat for the month. ⑻ Financial stocks edged higher, with Westpac and Commonwealth Bank rising 0.7% and 1% respectively. (9) ANZ Bank fell 0.6% as its second-half profits were impacted by more than A$1 billion.

15:21:15

[ON Semiconductor Launches New Vertical GaN Power Semiconductor] ⑴ On October 31, ON Semiconductor announced the launch of a new vertical GaN power semiconductor product. ⑵ This product utilizes GaN-on-GaN technology, allowing current to flow vertically through the chip instead of laterally. ⑶ This technology reduces energy loss and heat generation, with losses reduced by nearly 50%. ⑷ The company has already provided 700V and 1200V device samples to early customers.

15:20:16

South Korean Presidential Office: Nvidia and Hyundai Motor to form artificial intelligence joint venture

15:19:59

[UK House Prices Rise More Than Expected in October] ⑴ The UK National House Price Index rose 2.4% year-on-year in October, higher than the expected 2.3% and September's 2.2%. ⑵ Month-on-month, it rose 0.3%, better than the expected flat performance, but slower than the previous 0.5%. ⑶ The chief economist of the National Building Association pointed out that the data reflects overall stability in the housing market. ⑷ Despite weak consumer confidence, a weakening labor market, and mortgage rates doubling since pre-pandemic levels. ⑸ The housing market remains resilient, with house prices near historical highs. ⑹ If income growth continues to outpace house price increases, and future interest rate cuts by the central bank drive down borrowing costs, housing affordability is expected to gradually improve.

15:18:31

Spot gold has just broken through the $4,020.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $4,020.04/ounce, down 0.10% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $4,031.90/ounce, up 0.40% on the day.

15:18:27

[German Import Prices Decline for Sixth Consecutive Month] ⑴ German import prices fell 1.0% year-on-year in September 2025, continuing the downward trend. ⑵ This marks the sixth consecutive month of decline, mainly due to a significant drop in energy costs. ⑶ Overall energy prices fell 11.0%, with hard coal down 18.6%, crude oil down 14.6%, and natural gas down 11.2%. ⑷ Intermediate product prices fell 0.4%, and capital goods prices fell 0.5%. ⑸ Excluding energy, import prices rose slightly by 0.1%. ⑹ Consumer goods prices rose 1.1%, mainly driven by a significant 7.2% increase in food prices. ⑺ Seasonally adjusted, import prices rose 0.2% month-on-month in September, better than the market expectation of a 0.2% decline. ⑻ A significant rebound from the previous 0.5% decline.

15:18:18

[German Retail Sales Rebound in September, Meeting Expectations] ⑴ German retail sales rose 0.2% month-on-month in September, in line with market expectations. ⑵ This rebounded from a revised 0.5% decline in the previous month, marking the first monthly increase since June. ⑶ Food sales rose 0.3% month-on-month, mainly supported by a 0.4% increase in online and mail-order business. ⑷ Non-food sales fell 0.6% month-on-month, showing relatively weak performance. ⑸ On an annualized basis, retail trade grew by only 0.2%, a significant slowdown from the revised 1.4% in the previous month. ⑹ This represents the slowest growth rate in 14 months.

15:17:52

[Government Bond Futures Show Divergent Trends, 30-Year Contract Leads Gains] ⑴ The 30-year government bond futures main contract rose 0.42%, showing the strongest performance. ⑵ The 10-year main contract rose slightly by 0.04%, maintaining a stable trend. ⑶ The 5-year main contract fell 0.01%, experiencing a slight pullback. ⑷ The 2-year main contract fell 0.02%, with short-term bonds under pressure.

15:17:09

Ford stated that the initial investment for the Indian plant is 32.5 billion Indian rupees.

15:14:20

[South Korea-US Trade Agreement Progressing Smoothly] ⑴ A South Korean policy advisor stated that the trade section of the situation report for the South Korea-US trade agreement is essentially complete. ⑵ Currently, both sides are consulting on the security-related content of the situation report.

15:14:04

[Pierhunt Lowers Bank of England Interest Rate Forecast] ⑴ Pierhunt, a British investment bank, now forecasts that the Bank of England's interest rate will fall to 3.75% by the end of 2025. ⑵ This is a 25 basis point reduction from the previous forecast of 4.0%. ⑶ Pierhunt also expects the rate to fall further to 3.25% by the end of 2026. ⑷ This is also a 25 basis point reduction from the previous forecast of 3.5%.

15:13:12

Central Bank of Malaysia: Broad money supply (M3) grew by 4.4% year-on-year in September.

15:13:04

Turkish Ministry of Industry: Uber will establish a technology development and software center in Türkiye.

15:12:46

[German Retail Sales Rise Slightly by 0.2% Month-on-Month in September] ⑴ German retail sales rose 0.2% month-on-month in September, in line with market expectations, compared to a 0.2% decline in the previous month. ⑵ The year-on-year increase was only 0.2%, far below the market expectation of 1.9% and the previous value of 1.8%. ⑶ Food retail sales rose 0.3% month-on-month and 0.2% year-on-year. ⑷ Non-food retail sales fell 0.6% month-on-month but rose slightly by 0.2% year-on-year. ⑸ Online and mail-order trade performed strongly, rising 0.4% month-on-month and a significant 3.7% year-on-year.

15:11:35

Malaysia's annual rate of money supply in September

Previous : 4.10% Forecast : -

Published Value 4.40%

15:11:33

[Shanghai Export Container Freight Index Rises Sharply] ⑴ As of October 31, the Shanghai Export Container Freight Index (composite index) stood at 1550.70 points. ⑵ This represents a significant increase of 147.24 points compared to the previous period. ⑶ The China Export Container Freight Composite Index stood at 1021.39 points. ⑷ This indicates a 2.9% increase compared to the previous period, continuing its upward trend.

15:10:46

In the first ten months of this year, the tourism market in all 14 prefectures and cities of Xinjiang showed strong growth, with the number of tourists to Xinjiang increasing by 31.12% year-on-year, ranking first in the country. Urumqi, Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture, and Kashgar Prefecture accounted for the largest proportion of tourist arrivals. In terms of tourist source structure, those born in the 1980s and 1990s are the main force of tourism consumption. Guangdong, Beijing, Sichuan, Henan, and Shandong are the top five source provinces and municipalities for Xinjiang's tourism. Regarding inbound tourism, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Malaysia ranked in the top three in terms of both tourist arrivals and spending, with Southeast Asian and Central Asian countries becoming important source markets for Xinjiang's inbound tourism. (CCTV News)

15:10:06

[A-Shares Show Divergent Performance in October] ⑴ The A-share market closed October with all three major indices declining: the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.81%, the Shenzhen Component Index fell 1.14%, and the ChiNext Index fell 2.31%. ⑵ The month's performance was clearly divergent. The Shanghai Composite Index rose 1.85% cumulatively, briefly breaking through the 4000-point mark; the Shenzhen Component Index fell 1.1% cumulatively, and the ChiNext Index fell 1.56% cumulatively. ⑶ The Beijing 50 Index performed strongly, rising 1.89% in a single day and 3.54% cumulatively for the month. ⑷ Market activity slightly declined, with the total turnover of the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing stock exchanges at 2.3498 trillion yuan, a decrease of 114.5 billion yuan from the previous trading day. ⑸ Individual stocks outperformed the indices, with over 3700 stocks rising. ⑹ Innovative drug concept stocks collectively surged, with many stocks such as 3SBio, Shuta Shen, Zhong Sheng Pharmaceutical, Lianhuan Pharmaceutical, and Anglikang hitting their daily limit. (7) Artificial intelligence applications performed actively, with AI corpus and Sora concepts fluctuating upwards. Fushi Holdings, 360 Security Technology, and Aorui Technology hit their daily limit. (8) The battery sector continued its strong performance, with Tianji Shares achieving two consecutive daily limit increases, and Enjie Shares also hitting its daily limit. (9) The consumer sector saw rotation, with sectors such as liquor, film and television cinemas, and duty-free shops showing activity during the session. (10) Computing power hardware stocks generally corrected, with Shenghong Technology falling by more than 10% intraday, and Tianfu Communication, Foxconn Industrial Internet, New E-Sun, and Zhongji Xuchuang among the biggest losers. (11) The memory chip sector also retreated, with Montage Technology, Yunhan Chip City, Jiangbolong, Tuojing Technology, and Shennan Circuits leading the decline.

15:08:29

Foreign Ministry Spokesperson: At the invitation of Premier Li Qiang, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin will visit China from November 3 to 4 for the 30th regular meeting between the Chinese and Russian prime ministers.

15:07:50

[SK Group and NVIDIA Reach AI Strategic Cooperation] ⑴ SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang held talks. ⑵ The two sides focused on cooperation plans for applying artificial intelligence (AI) technology in the manufacturing sector. ⑶ SK Group plans to build a manufacturing AI cloud system based on the NVIDIA Omniverse platform. ⑷ The two sides will jointly build an AI factory in South Korea equipped with 50,000 NVIDIA graphics processors. ⑸ SK Telecom and NVIDIA signed a memorandum of understanding for joint research and development of AI-based mobile network technology. ⑹ The partners will collaborate with companies such as Samsung Electronics to jointly develop AI-RAN, a core technology for sixth-generation mobile communications.

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