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Brokerage morning meeting highlights: The points of general Consumer are gradually increasing, focusing on high cost-performance directions.
In today's Brokerage morning meeting, HTSC suggested that the highlights of the Consumer sector are gradually increasing, recommending the selection of high cost-performance directions; China International Capital Corporation believes that with the MLF restarting net injection after 8 months, it may imply a decrease in the probability of short-term reserve requirement cuts; China Securities Co.,Ltd. indicated that the Hardware and Software of the AI Industry Chain resonate simultaneously and recommends paying attention to the ongoing changes in the AI industry.
Trump claims he will impose "secondary tariffs" targeting buyers of Venezuelan oil.
① Trump announced that the USA will impose "secondary sanctions" on Venezuela, and any country purchasing oil or Henry Hub Natural Gas from Venezuela will be forced to pay a 25% tariff to the USA; ② The USA is one of the destinations for Venezuela's energy, with Venezuela's Crude Oil Product export volume in 2024 estimated at approximately 0.66 million barrels per day, of which the USA's import volume is around 0.233 million barrels per day.
SPDR S&P Emerging Markets Dividend ETF Declares Quarterly Distribution of $0.2870
Spdr Index Shares Funds Spdr S&P Emerging Mkts Dividend Etf To Go Ex-Dividend On March 24th, 2025 With 0.28698 USD Dividend Per Share
Focusing on the high-quality development of the China debt market, the 2025 ICMA China Debt Capital Markets Annual Conference was held in Beijing.
On March 19, the 2025 ICMA China Debt Capital Markets Annual Conference, organized by the International Capital Markets Association (ICMA), was held in Beijing.
State-owned banks are aggressively entering the market, will personal consumer loans become the new "king of competition"? Industry insiders say: the market space has not yet reached its peak.
In recent days, many major banks have successively announced relevant special plans and vigorously entered the Consumer loan market. Since the beginning of the year, the interest rates on bank Consumer loans have successively broken the "2.6" and "2.5" thresholds, with the lowest rate now dropping to around 2.4%. The state-owned large banks first squeezed not the space of local commercial banks, but rather various illegal and legal online lending and Internet loan platforms. However, banks still need to strengthen risk management to reduce subsequent non-performing loans.