The PBOC's MPC met on July 4 for its Q2 2026 (113th) session and recommended integrating incremental and stock policy measures while strengthening forward-looking guidance, flexibility and targeting. The committee said policy intensity, pace and timing should be calibrated to domestic and external economic and financial conditions and market developments. It called for maintaining ample liquidity so aggregate social financing and money-supply (M2) growth align with economic growth and price-leve

On July 8, in response to hail damage in Hubei, the Office of the National Committee for Disaster Prevention, Mitigation and Relief, the Ministry of Emergency Management and the National Food and Strategic Reserves Administration allocated 20,000 central relief items to the province — folding beds, summer quilts, towels, moisture-proof mats, folding tables and stools, and household emergency kits — to support resettlement and basic living needs. Via the emergency supplies government–charity coordination mechanism, major charities including the China Red Cross Society, China Charity Federation, China Rural Development Foundation and China Red Cross Foundation coordinated donations of 40,000 life-support items, including family relief packs, jackets, emergency food, drinking water and hot meals. Authorities also coordinated One Foundation and others to support repair and reconstruction of damaged schools and to oversee resettlement and recovery work.

Inner Mongolia leaders Wang Weizhong and Bao Gang met Shenzhen Stock Exchange director Sha Yan. Sha said SZSE will deepen practical cooperation with Inner Mongolia to cultivate high-quality listings, broaden corporate financing channels, support expansion of listed companies and bond issuance, and leverage the multi-tier capital market to back priority sectors — modern coal chemical, new energy, computing capacity and modern agriculture/animal husbandry — enabling more local firms to use capital markets to scale and support the region’s high-quality economic development.