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首次出現：2026-10-06 · 全部歷史單日高峰：2026-10-12（2 篇）
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過去 7 天標成 #Commodities 的報導
11/9（一）
Why is China’s demand for gold continuing to grow despite f…
At Beijing’s Tianya Jewellery Market, a major gold bazaar in the Chinese capital, saleswoman Zhang Fan has seen more customers over the past few weeks. “Many people see buying gold as a necessity for weddings, so that is not bound by timing,” Zhang said. “But there is another group of customers – those who feel that the current price is right.” China’s demand for gold has continued to grow as prices fall, with some consumers, investors and the central bank continuing to purchase the metal even...
#China consumption#China#China economy#Central banks#Investing#United States
In Focus | A new playbook: Hong Kong pivots to AI financing…
In November 2022, as Hong Kong prepared to host its inaugural Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit, Typhoon Nalgae was bearing down on the city, bringing much of it to a standstill. However, at the Four Seasons Hotel in Central, one of the city’s most prestigious addresses, some of the year’s most important guests were arriving after nearly three years of pandemic disruptions. Inside its grand ballroom, more than 200 global financial executives, including some of the biggest names on Wall...
南華早報11/8（日）
China to enter Brazil’s cement market as Huaxin agrees to b…
Chinese building materials giant Huaxin Building Materials Group plans to acquire a 99.99 per cent stake in Brazil’s second-largest cement producer, CSN Cimentos, in a landmark deal that will mark China’s first entry into the Brazilian cement market, according to a company statement. The company from central China’s Hubei province, which is listed in both Shanghai and Hong Kong, reached a share purchase agreement with CSN Cimentos on Saturday, with the deal valued at US$1.64 billion, according...
#Hong Kong stock market#Brazil#China#China-Latin America relations#China economy#Chinese offshore investment
11/4（三）
US midterm blue tsunami jolts Asian markets as tighter AI,…
A comprehensive victory for the Democrats in the US midterms has jolted asset classes from stocks to bonds and commodities in Asia, as investors expect the US Congress to tighten scrutiny over the AI industry and government spending. Stocks in the region closed mixed on Wednesday, with investors bracing for heightened US regulatory oversight over the AI buildout. US Treasury yields fell on optimism that a Democratic-controlled Congress might restrict debt issuance by the Donald Trump...
#Hong Kong stock market#Artificial intelligence (AI)#Stocks#Commodities#Bonds#Investing
Opinion | As US-Iran war shows, China’s influence can’t sec…
China is becoming increasingly important to the Gulf’s economic future. Yet the Gulf remains capable of disrupting China’s own. That is the contradiction exposed by the US-Iran war. Beijing’s importance as an energy customer, investor and technology partner has grown, but its ability to guarantee the maritime routes connecting the Middle East to East Asia remains limited. The next contest in global energy will concern not only who produces and consumes it, but who can preserve access when...
#Diplomacy#China-Middle East relations#China energy security#US-Israel war on Iran#Middle East#Energy
