日本財務省將於9月16日拍賣2.5萬億日元的短期國庫券。

At the JDD (JD Global Technology Explorers) conference, JD Logistics unveiled five new 'wolf' robots: 'Motherwolf' for 24/7 unmanned pharmacy automation; 'Zhilang' low-temperature box-to-person robot for cold-chain scenarios; 'Canglang', an embodied picking robot; sixth-generation 'Dulang' Plus with L4 autonomous driving for last-mile delivery; 'Feilang' L05, the industry’s first logistics drone supporting fully unmanned operations; and 'Yilang', an embodied dexterous arm deployed at scale in sorting. JD Logistics said it intends to build the world's largest fleet of embodied robot applications.

Suyan Jingshen told investors at its 2026 H1 online briefing that the salt-chemical sector is facing supply-side pressure and weak demand; rising bulk raw-material costs and falling major product prices are compressing margins and dragging down operating performance. The company has launched and is implementing a cost, quality and efficiency improvement plan. It is accelerating construction of an integrated gas-storage brine-to-salt project and aims for trial production in October to establish a new profit stream.