The National Marine Forecasting Center expects a high risk of seawater backflow inundation overnight on the 11th in coastal low-lying areas of Wenzhou, Zhejiang — Lucheng District, Dongtou District and coastal parts of Yueqing. A risk warning has been issued; authorities advise affected coastal residents to monitor marine disaster alerts and take protective measures.

China's night futures session opened with most-active contracts trading higher. Synthetic rubber rose more than 1%; pulp and iron ore gained about 1%. On the downside, PTA fell over 1%; Shanghai silver, Shanghai tin and p‑xylene declined about 1%.

Cui Dongshu, secretary-general of the CPCA, said China’s strong macro backdrop and consumption-promotion measures should keep auto demand resilient and that the national auto market will be broadly stable in 2026. Trucks and buses backed by high production-materials subsidies are recovering strongly; the commercial-vehicle segment is exhibiting equipment-renewal-driven structural growth after recently implemented high subsidies, which are also accelerating electrification in logistics and keeping commercial-vehicle sentiment elevated. Following an outsized policy push in 2025, 2026 has seen a marked policy pullback on entry-level consumption support, contributing to Jan–Jun passenger-car retail declines and a collapse in gasoline passenger-car sales; export gains helped keep June OEM sales relatively stable. June NEV sales were muted, auto exports continued to strengthen, manufacturers’ inventories edged down modestly, and there is no broad industry destocking.