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Real-time News
On March 31, the State Administration for Market Regulation released a report on the progress of the 2025 "Quality Certification Improvement Action for Small and Micro Enterprises." According to statistics, a total of 1,816 supporting incentive policies were introduced nationwide, providing approximately 123.5 billion yuan in financial credit support such as "certification loans," and implementing 930 million yuan in fiscal subsidies. 488 certification bodies reduced or waived certification fees by approximately 100 million yuan, provided free training to 722,000 enterprises, provided targeted assistance to over 79,000 enterprises, resolved approximately 48,000 key quality issues, cultivated approximately 138,000 quality management talents, and indirectly created approximately 143,000 new jobs. Small and micro enterprises participating in the improvement action saw an average annual revenue increase of approximately 14.8%, an average profit margin increase of approximately 6.8%, and an average quality cost decrease of approximately 12.2%. Meanwhile, enterprises continued to increase their investment in innovation, with R&D investment as a percentage of revenue increasing by an average of 7.6%.March 31st - Both WTI and Brent crude oil prices continued to decline, falling more than 1% intraday, currently trading at $104.23/barrel and $106.82/barrel respectively. In related news, reports indicate that Trump is willing to end the war while the Taiwan Strait remains closed.March 31 - On March 30, local time, a village on Qeshm Island in southern Iran was attacked by the United States and Israel, resulting in eight deaths. Qeshm Island is Irans largest island and the largest island in the Persian Gulf, located north of the Strait of Hormuz.Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama: We are prepared to take all necessary measures in the foreign exchange market.Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama: Foreign exchange rate fluctuations are due to speculation.
