智利央行：智利八月份铜出口收入为46.25亿美元。

China's long-slumping hog market has shown a recent rebound. In the final week of August national live hog prices rose for a third consecutive week; last week wholesale pork averaged 16.22 yuan/kg, up 0.7% WoW and down 17.9% YoY. Monitoring by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs across 200 wholesale markets shows supply remains ample to slightly excessive; last week's modest price rise reflected slaughterhouse throughput controls rather than a shortage of hogs, according to Xinfadi market statistics manager Liu Tong. Market participants are cautiously optimistic: some forecasters expect accelerated sow culling in Q3 and see a potential profitability turnaround in 2027. In futures, long-dated hog contracts trade materially above near-month contracts. Pork-price recovery is plausible but expectations should be restrained.

CPCA secretary-general Cui Dongshu posted on Sept. 7 that in August 2026 ten models cut prices, 13 fewer y/y; of those, two were conventional ICE models (−3 y/y) and six were battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) (−8 y/y). For Jan–Aug 2026, 100 models cut prices, 36 fewer y/y; breakdown: conventional ICE 36 (flat y/y), hybrids 5 (+1 y/y), plug‑in hybrids (PHEVs) 22 (flat), range‑extended models 6 (−4 y/y), and BEVs 31 (−33 y/y). Among discounted new‑energy vehicles (NEVs) in Jan–Aug the average list price was 264,000 yuan and the mean discount was 30,000 yuan (11.5%). In August the average list price of discounted NEV models was 256,000 yuan and the mean discount was 45,000 yuan (17.8%).