Domestic News
1. President Xi Jinping returned to Beijing after concluding his state visit to North Korea.
2. my country's goods trade imports and exports grew by 15.3% in the first five months.
3. The US added Alibaba, BYD, and others to its "military-related" list; the Ministry of Foreign Affairs urged the US to stop its unreasonable suppression of Chinese companies.
4. The improved Zhuque-2 satellite was successfully launched again, sending the Qianfan DTC01 and China Mobile 02 satellites into their designated orbits.
5. Guangdong Province issued the "Guangdong Provincial Action Plan for High-Quality Development of Electric Vehicle Charging Facilities," aiming to build more than 3 million charging facilities by the end of 2027, meeting the charging needs of more than 8 million new energy vehicles.
6. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange expanded the daily price fluctuation limit for designated stock index futures after the market closes (T+1) to ±6%.
International News
1. According to Nikkei: The Bank of Japan plans to raise interest rates to 1% at its June meeting.
2. Indian government officials: There are no further plans to restrict gold imports. 3. The EU plans to impose its 21st round of sanctions on Russia. Officials say the sanctions include a temporary freeze on Russian oil prices and sanctions against Moscow entities used for revenue generation and circumventing EU sanctions.
4. ADP Weekly Employment Report: In the four weeks ending May 23, private sector employers added an average of 29,000 jobs per week. Data shows that US job growth slowed for the third consecutive week.
5. US Energy Secretary Wright: Ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is rising very significantly; it will take months to restore normal energy flows.
6. Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff: We are ready to immediately return to the fight with Iran. The recent attacks on Iran are a prelude to a stronger, more severe strike.
