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Real-time News
On January 15th, a research report from CITIC Securities stated that adjusting the minimum margin requirement for margin trading is a routine measure by regulators to convey their regulatory stance, prevent systemic risks, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of investors. Appropriately raising the margin requirement from 80% back to 100% corresponds to a decrease in leverage from 1.25 to 1.00. We believe that regulators are determined to safeguard the sound development of the capital market, employing diverse methods and increasingly mature mechanisms. Whether its an irrational decline or a sharp rise due to short-term overheating, current regulatory measures demonstrate a clear orientation towards "stabilizing expectations, preventing risks, and promoting reform," safeguarding the bottom line of preventing systemic financial risks amidst volatility.On January 15th, a research report from GF Securities pointed out that although the December CPI data fluctuated due to the previous government shutdown, the core reading remained moderate. Prior to the data release, the market had already anticipated that the technical disruptions caused by the previous government shutdown and the year-end effect would lead to fluctuations in some sub-categories. Therefore, the market generally viewed the rebound in sub-categories such as clothing, entertainment goods, and hotel accommodations as a base effect correction rather than a trend change. Given the backdrop of "inflation not derailing + employment not slowing down," we understand that the necessity for short-term interest rate cuts remains low.On January 15, SF Holding (06936.HK) and J&T Express (01519.HK) announced that, in order to deepen their strategic cooperation, SF and J&T signed a subscription agreement on January 15, under which both parties conditionally agreed that J&T would subscribe for shares and SF would subscribe for shares, with the two subscriptions being conditional on each other.The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has significantly shifted its sales forecasts for the near term and the next 12 months to a more optimistic level.The UKs three-month RICS house price index for December was -14, compared to a forecast of -16 and a revised previous reading of -14 from -16.00.
