Domestic News:
1. The People's Bank of China continued to increase its gold holdings in August, setting a new monthly record for this round of increases.
2. Huawei released a high-performance chip again after six years.
3. Ministry of Foreign Affairs: China and the US maintain communication on AI issues.
4. Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued the "15th Five-Year Plan for the Development of the Information and Communication Industry".
5. The National Development and Reform Commission's Operation Bureau organized and arranged to increase the scale of coal transportation from Xinjiang.
6. Ministry of Commerce: Investigating authorities have preliminarily determined that imported dichlorosilane originating from Japan is being dumped.
7. Two departments jointly issued the "Notice on Promoting Automobile Enterprises to Standardize Supplier Payments and Optimize Payment Terms Management".
International News:
1. Ukraine continues to attack Russian energy facilities.
2. LME copper rose to $14,533, a record high.
3. Trump threatened to ban the sale of Bombardier aircraft in the US. 4. The Japanese yen surged briefly on the afternoon of the 7th, closing overnight at 154.3, a new high since February.
5. Japan's cabinet reshuffle plans to prioritize personnel continuity, with some key positions expected to remain unchanged.
6. The Panama Canal warned of a potential reduction in throughput, with daily passages potentially decreasing from 32 to 27.
7. Middle East situation— ① Saudi Aramco oil facilities were attacked again; the Houthi rebels have not yet claimed responsibility.
② Iran unveiled a new missile, claiming it is more accurate and has a longer range, symbolizing Iran's shift "from passive deterrence to active deterrence."
