The A** field has recently been affected by a series of blockbuster positive news. Whether or not we feel anxious in the a** field, these news are worth our perusal. This article will describe these three pieces of good news in detail and analyze their possible impact on the trend of the A** market.
Recently, the U.S. Department of Commerce announced that it will begin managing the traditional semiconductor ** chain produced in China to investigate the extent to which U.S. companies rely on Chinese technology and whether China is underpricing in the production and sale of traditional semiconductors. **Spokesman Wang Wenbin responded to the news at a regular press conference. He said that this move by the United States will make economic and trade problems the most important, violating the principle of fair competition in the market, and the United States should respect the international economic order. China has a rich industrial chain and stable technology in traditional semiconductor manufacturing, and has formed large-scale production. This has enabled China's semiconductor ** and cost to be reduced, and China's competitive advantage in the global semiconductor market has been improved. However, this move by the United States may have a negative impact on listed companies in China's semiconductor industry chain, especially traditional semiconductor manufacturers. It has also forced China to speed up the breaking of its technological necks and take high-end semiconductor production technology into its own hands to cope with the dilemma and boost technological development.
** Responded to questions from foreign media that China would halt exports of a range of rare earth technologies. ** Stated that China's revision of the list of prohibited exports is a specific measure made according to the development and needs of the situation, including rare earth and magnet processing. China's rare earths are cheap and exports, and becoming the best in the United States and other countries is not good for China's rare earth industry. The U.S. wants China to export rare earth raw materials in large quantities and suppress China's semiconductor industry, which is a hegemonic act. China has taken reciprocal countermeasures against this approach of the United States, restricting the export of rare earth permanent magnets, which is good news for listed companies and sectors related to the rare earth industry chain.
Recently, the National Energy Group set a new record for its power generation, hitting another 42A record of 800 million kWh. On average, each citizen consumes more than 3 kWh of electricity per day, indicating that energy consumption is gradually increasing. It also means that the economy is recovering and consumption is buoyant. This has laid the foundation for the bottoming and upward development of the a** field. With the recovery of the economy and the improvement of the ability to resist the external technological blockade, the capital market will gradually become active, and the A** market will also prosper.