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China A-share oil and gas upstream sector continued to strengthen; PetroChina rose more than 5% and CNOOC gained over 4%.
2026-10-26
China A-share oil and gas upstream sector continued to strengthen; PetroChina rose more than 5% and CNOOC gained over 4%.
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2026-10-26
According to Iran's Mehr News Agency, Jahanbakhsh Sanjabi Shiraz, Secretary General of the Iran-Iraq Joint Chamber of Commerce, stated that trade between the two countries continues, and Iraq's closure of the Chazaba border crossing will not hinder I
According to Iran's Mehr News Agency, Jahanbakhsh Sanjabi Shiraz, Secretary General of the Iran-Iraq Joint Chamber of Commerce, stated that trade between the two countries continues, and Iraq's closure of the Chazaba border crossing will not hinder Iranian exports. He emphasized that any measures restricting Iranian goods from entering Iraq will primarily harm the Iraqi people, not Iran.
2026-10-25
After the recent sharp sell-off, multiple A-share indicators are near historical troughs: volumes and turnover have collapsed to cycle lows, while ETF-led medium-to-long-term inflows have accelerated and stabilization efforts have intensified. Stabil
After the recent sharp sell-off, multiple A-share indicators are near historical troughs: volumes and turnover have collapsed to cycle lows, while ETF-led medium-to-long-term inflows have accelerated and stabilization efforts have intensified. Stabilization mechanisms are becoming more institutionalized, reinforcing a policy floor. Market bottoms tend to lead fundamental bottoms; corporate earnings and PPI remain on an improving trend, which is supportive for A-shares. External risks are limited by marked deleveraging in Japan and Korea, but US equity AI rerating appears shifting from investment expansion toward capital-return validation; together with elevated US Treasury yields and rising oil, this constrains easing and keeps higher rates a cap on valuations. Given historical precedence that ETF-supported troughs often precede rebounds, expect near-term range-bound bottoming with structural opportunities. Maintain balanced allocations and monitor key catalysts over the next two weeks. For the next 3–6 months: in a high-rate environment prioritize companies with strong earnings/cashflow (the 'numerator') and healthy shareholding/liquidity structures; when rates roll over, broaden exposure to technology; await further domestic policy follow-through to shift positioning toward domestic-demand beneficiaries.
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