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According to a related statement, the Panama Canal Authority said that the average daily throughput in August was 33.19 vessels.
2026-09-10
According to a related statement, the Panama Canal Authority said that the average daily throughput in August was 33.19 vessels.
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2026-09-10
China A-shares closed lower: Shanghai Composite -0.43%, Shenzhen Composite Index -0.77%, ChiNext -0.49%, Beijing 50 index -2.81%. Market liquidity weakened further as turnover fell below CNY2.0 trillion for a fourth session to CNY1.65 trillion, down
China A-shares closed lower: Shanghai Composite -0.43%, Shenzhen Composite Index -0.77%, ChiNext -0.49%, Beijing 50 index -2.81%. Market liquidity weakened further as turnover fell below CNY2.0 trillion for a fourth session to CNY1.65 trillion, down CNY208.5 billion from the prior day; over 4,400 stocks fell. Grain and liquor sectors led declines — COFCO Sugar hit limit-down while Huazi Industrial, Shenliang Holdings and Baolingbao plunged. Planting and forestry stocks were weak; Hainan Rubber hit limit-down, and Yasheng Group, Nongfa Seed and Wanxiang Denong tumbled. Banks traded higher, led by Ningbo Bank, Nanjing Bank and Jiangsu Bank. Travel and consumer names outperformed: Guilin Tourism posted a fourth straight limit-up and Nanning Department Store hit limit-up.
2026-09-10
The WTO on Sept. 9 released its Goods Trade Barometer at 102.0, up from 101.7 in June and above the 100 baseline, indicating goods trade is above trend and continuing to expand. The WTO said geopolitical and policy uncertainty persists, and negative
The WTO on Sept. 9 released its Goods Trade Barometer at 102.0, up from 101.7 in June and above the 100 baseline, indicating goods trade is above trend and continuing to expand. The WTO said geopolitical and policy uncertainty persists, and negative effects from the Middle East conflict are being partly offset by strong demand for AI-related electronic components. By the barometer's construction, readings above 100 signal goods trade growing faster than trend.
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