1.At the end of yesterday, Founder ** pulled the price limit sharply, and there were rumors after the market that Ant wanted to buy Founder. But I also came out yesterday night to refute the rumors, saying that there was nothing to do. Songyu believes that there has never been anything groundless in the capital market, and a rumor often becomes true when it is passed on. Whether it is an oolong incident or not, next Monday's trend is the best verification. If the news is true, it is good for the whole **, and if there is an expectation of merger and reorganization, ** will go up next week, after all, this wave has been significantly stagflated compared to bancassurance.
2.After five years, Fujian Jinhua was cleared of so-called "economic espionage" and other criminal charges in the United States. According to the report, the U.S. Department of Justice's crackdown on China's so-called "theft of intellectual property" has been frustrated.
According to reports, the U.S. Department of Commerce has identified Fujian Jinhua as a threat to "** and blacklisted." On February 27, local time, Judge Maxine Chesney in San Francisco, USA, ruled not guilty of the company after a non-jury trial.
Bloomberg News believes that the ruling may ease Biden's aggressive pursuit of prosecution to protect U.S. technology.
According to the report, Chesney concluded that U.S. prosecutors failed to prove that the Chinese company had misappropriated proprietary data from Micron Technology, the largest U.S. maker of memory chips. The data was purportedly obtained through a manufacturing agreement between Taiwan's UMC Shares *** and Fujian Jinhua.
3.The first brother of the brokerage "CITIC** released the latest announcement!
On the evening of March 1, CITIC ** announced that the board of directors approved the company's proposal to transfer 21 branches in five provinces in South China to CITIC ** South China.
Brokerage China reporters learned that CITIC's move was a business integration action determined when it acquired Guangzhou, the predecessor of South China. Since then, CITIC South China has been primarily positioned as a regional wealth management subsidiary of CITIC**.
According to the announcement information disclosed in 2019, the existing proprietary trading, investment banking, asset management and other businesses of CITIC ** South China will be merged into CITIC**, and only the main businesses related to wealth management such as brokerage will be retained. Some interviewed analysts said that CITIC South China may interact with CLSA in the future to jointly face the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and even the Southeast Asian market.
4.Just now, the British FTSE Russell Index Company released the semi-annual index review report of the global ** index, showing that 76 new A-shares will be transferred in and 1 will be transferred.
On August 3, 2023, FTSE Russell announced that in March 2024, the inclusion factor of the newly transferred A-shares after the expansion of Shanghai-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect in September 2023 will be increased from 125 to 25, doubling the ratio.
At that time, it is expected to attract more new passive allocation funds for A-shares, and will drive overseas funds to focus on the allocation of Chinese assets. Foreign institutions are optimistic about the prospects of China's economy and capital market.
Recently, the International Monetary Organization** raised its forecast for China's economic growth in 2024 and raised its global economic growth rate to 3 in 20241%, believing that the accelerated recovery of China's economy will become an important boost for the development of the world economy.
Lu Wenjie, chief investment officer of BlackRock**, believes that China's economic growth requires top-down efforts at the policy level, and the vitality of the economy will naturally attract the inflow of all kinds of funds.