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China's Domestic Storage 'Giant' Debuts: CXMT Technology Opens Subscription, May Raise Over 66.6 Billion Yuan
Leading domestic DRAM maker CXMT Technology officially opened its STAR Market subscription on July 16, potentially raising over 66.6 billion yuan in what could become the largest IPO in STAR Market history. The company forecast H1 net profit exceeding 50 billion yuan.
800 Billion Yuan 'Dual Priorities' Funding Fully Disbursed, Policy Effects Accelerating
800 billion yuan in 'dual priorities' construction funding has been fully allocated. Of 1.3 trillion yuan in ultra-long special treasury bonds, 800 billion targets major national strategies and security capacity building. Projects were streamlined to 1,417, with disbursement pace notably faster than previous years.
Multiple Records Set! National Railways Carry 2.348 Billion Passenger Trips in H1
In H1 2026, China's national railways carried 2.348 billion passenger trips, up 5% year-on-year, with multiple indicators hitting all-time highs. Tourist trains increased 84.8% year-on-year to 1,797 services.
China's Foreign Trade Fires Three Arrows, with Rising 'Innovation Content'
China's foreign trade reached a record 25.47 trillion yuan in the first half of 2026, with exports showing increased innovation and green content. AI-related products became a core growth driver, and market diversification strategy yielded significant results.
National Carbon Market at Five Years: Green Leap Behind 900 Million Tonnes of Trading
China's national carbon market marks its fifth anniversary with cumulative trading volume exceeding 900 million tonnes, demonstrating significant green transformation progress. The carbon market has become an important policy tool for driving corporate emission reductions.
PLA and Armed Police Troops Battle Flood Control and Disaster Relief Frontlines
PLA and armed police personnel are working at full capacity on flood control and disaster relief frontlines.
