Below is a selection of key recent onshore media highlights for China ICYMI : MNI China Press Diges...
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Below is a selection of key recent onshore media highlights for China ICYMI :
MNI China Press Digest Aug 17: Economy, A-share, HK Listings
US Tariffs (China Daily): Beijing rejects Washington's 'tariff evasion' accusations.
Green Transition (Global Times): Rising exports of electric construction machinery
China EU Trade (Global Times): Opening of Arctic shipping lane shows greater potential of China-Europe trade.
Economy (China Sec Journal): High-frequency data conveys positive signals of stable economic operation.
Policy (China Sec Journal): The linkage between fiscal and financial policies continues to strengthen, amplifying the effectiveness of policies to boost domestic demand.
Company Filings (China Sec Journal): Forty semi-annual reports from the Beijing Stock Exchange have been released, with over 70% showing net profit growth.
Reforms (Shanghai Sec News): Financial institution reforms are reshaping the resource allocation pattern.
Economy (SCMP): China’s high-spending counties emerge as bright spot as domestic demand remains weak
Property Sector (SCMP): Luxury home sales rebound in mainland China but overall market recovery unlikely: analysts.
Banking Sector (BBG): China Banks’ Interest Margin Rises for 1st Time Since 2022
The total balance of A-share market margin trading and securities lending reached CNY2.68 trillion as of Aug 13, increasing for eight consecutive trading days and by CNY73 billion since the beginning of the month, indicating recovering market sentiment, Yicai.com reported. The current scale is basically the same as end-2025, as the high valuation “bubble” in some sectors has been eliminated, indicating a basic completion of deleveraging of A-shares, the newspaper said citing analysts.
High-frequency data points to steady economic operation in July, with offline consumption recovering and infrastructure investment improving marginally, China Securities Journal reported. The total amount of various consumer payments in July increased by 2.2% year-on-year, 0.8 percentage points higher than the previous month, with that for household appliances increasing significantly by 8.5%, 10.9 pp higher than in June. The continued improvement in asphalt plant operating rates and positive year-on-year growth in cement shipment rates in July indicate that infrastructure investment in transportation may be marginally improving, the newspaper said.