谷歌(GOOG.O)法务专员肯特·沃克：欧盟的决策导致产品质量下降，因该决策是由一小撮自私的投诉者推动的。

Early gains faded into weakness at midday. Shanghai Composite -0.19%, Shenzhen Composite -0.19%, ChiNext -0.33%. Oilfield services jumped: Qianneng Hengxin and Keli rose over 10%, Zhongman Petroleum hit the daily limit. Lithium miners advanced; Shengxin Lithium Energy and Guocheng Mining hit limits. Power‑grid equipment triggered a string of limit-ups—Taiyang Cable, Hanlan, Xinya Cable and more than 10 stocks rose to limits—after release of a 15th Five‑Year Plan for renewable energy development. Other outperformers included precious metals, batteries, chemical feedstocks, gas and steel. Semiconductors plunged; Huahong Hongli fell over 12%. Largest losers included weight‑loss drugs, Kimi, CRO, gaming, CPO and AI application sectors. Half‑day turnover on the Shanghai/Shenzhen bourses was about 1.45 tln yuan, down roughly 323.0 bln yuan versus the same time yesterday. About 3,200 stocks advanced and 2,100 declined.

Financial Times reports that as the EU prepares to finalize a new sanctions package, transportation of Russian gas will continue to be exempt.