The net purchase amount of southbound funds reached 5 billion yuan.
People familiar with the matter say Trump wants to prove he is not bluffing with tariffs first, and then bring trading partners to the negotiating table. Click to view...
China's central bank: today 298 billion yuan 14-day reverse repurchase operation, win the bidding interest rate of 1.65%, the same as before.
The People's Bank of China launched a 298 billion yuan 14-day reverse repurchase operation today. Because 123 billion yuan 7-day reverse repurchase expired today, a net investment of 175 billion yuan was achieved on the same day. To see the flow of funds in the open market, go to "Database-Bank of China Data" to view > >
National Bureau of Statistics: In January, China's manufacturing purchasing managers' index was 49.1%, and the overall non-manufacturing sector continued to expand.
According to The Block, Meme Coin platform Pump.fun reached a record $15.38 million in fees on January 24, driven in part by the hype surrounding Meme Coin Vine. The platform has handled $4 billion in trading volume in the past two weeks and has generated nearly 2.5 million SOL in fees since its launch over a year ago.
China's central bank: today 151 billion yuan 14-day reverse repurchase operation, win the bidding interest rate of 1.65%, the same as before.
On January 26, US President Donald Trump said that he is in talks with multiple people to acquire TikTok and may make a decision on the future of TikTok in the next 30 days.
On January 26th, according to The Street, Trump's second son Eric Trump recently confirmed that US-based crypto projects such as XRP and HBAR will enjoy zero capital gains tax in the future, while non-US projects will face a 30% tax rate. Meanwhile, Senator Ted Cruz plans to use the Congressional Review Act to challenge a controversial IRS rule that requires DeFi brokers to report user data and trading revenue. Cruz believes that this rule hinders innovation, violates privacy, and increases the ...
According to Zoomer, the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency has reached out to a number of public blockchain projects to conduct a technical evaluation of these companies, including the use of blockchain to track federal spending, secure data, make payments, and even manage buildings.
The HKMA and the People's Bank of China have announced the expansion of the scope of digital RMB in Hong Kong, allowing Hong Kong residents to open personal digital RMB wallets (digital wallets) on their mobile phones. It is expected to launch related services around the middle of this year.
Market news: US President Donald Trump freezes Department of Energy spending and loans.