TREE NEWS reports: China’s producer price index rose in October at its fastest year-on-year pace since June 2022. The consumer price index for the same month climbed at its slowest rate in three months, while core CPI, which strips out volatile food and energy prices, posted its weakest annual gain in nine months.
TREE NEWS reports: Shares in China’s commercial space sector rallied in early trading, with Shunhao Co. and Western Materials hitting their daily limit-up. Feiwo Technology, Sunway Communication, Tianli Composite and Xice Testing each rose more than 10%. The move reflects a broad-based advance across the commercial aerospace supply chain.
TREE NEWS reports: China’s producer price index rose 0.7% month-on-month in the latest period, down 0.5 percentage points from the prior month’s pace, the National Bureau of Statistics said. Energy-related industries drove the increase: oil and gas extraction prices rose 6.0% and coal mining and washing 2.7%, while refined petroleum and organic chemical raw materials each gained 6.8%. Six industries together contributed about 0.61 percentage points to the monthly PPI increase, more than 80% of the total.
TREE NEWS reports: China’s photovoltaic sector extended its rally, with Junda Co. hitting its second daily limit-up in three sessions. Dongfang Richu rose more than 10%, while Maxwell Technologies, Laplace, Guosheng Technology and Dike Co. each gained over 5%. The move reflects continued momentum in solar-equipment and materials shares.
TREE NEWS update: China’s National Bureau of Statistics said the country’s consumer price index was unchanged month-on-month in October, while the producer price index for industrial products rose 0.7% over the same period. The data, released by the statistics agency, covers October price movements for consumer goods and industrial producers.
TREE NEWS reports: China’s producer price index rose 5.7% in October from a year earlier, up from a 5% increase in the previous month. The acceleration in factory-gate prices marks a faster pace of producer-level inflation than September.
TREE NEWS reports: China’s treasury futures opened mixed on the latest trading session, with the 30-year main contract down 0.10% and the 10-year main contract off 0.03%. The 5-year main contract was flat versus the previous day, while the 2-year main contract was unchanged at 0.00%.
TREE NEWS reports: China’s Shanghai Composite opened at 3,659.02 on the day, up 0.27%, while the Shenzhen Component rose 0.87% to 11,273.28 and the ChiNext Index gained 1.19% to 2,494.63. The CSI 300 opened 0.30% higher at 4,066.28, with the STAR 50 up 1.11% at 1,267.10, the CSI 500 up 0.93% and the CSI 1000 up 1.15%.
TREE NEWS reports: Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index opened 0.59% higher at 24,625.71, while the Hang Seng Tech Index rose 1.02%. NIO climbed 5.6%, and Li Auto, Hua Hong Semiconductor, XPeng and Baidu each gained more than 2%. The moves came at the market open.
TREE NEWS update: The People’s Bank of China conducted 182 billion yuan of overnight reverse repurchase operations on Thursday at an interest rate of 1.25%, resulting in a net liquidity withdrawal of 44 billion yuan from the banking system. The operation marks a modest drain as the central bank manages short-term funding conditions.
TREE NEWS update: China’s National Bureau of Statistics is scheduled to release October consumer and producer price index data at 09:30 Beijing time. The figures cover both CPI and PPI for the month.
TREE NEWS reports: The People’s Bank of China set the yuan’s central parity rate at 6.7188 per dollar, 20 pips weaker than the previous day’s fix of 6.7168. The prior official close stood at 6.6711, and the previous overnight session ended at 6.6763.
TREE NEWS reports: The MSCI Asia-Pacific Index rose 1.3% to 248.72 points. The move reflects gains across the region’s equity markets; no further details were provided in the material.
TREE NEWS reports: Taiwan’s TAIEX weighted stock index opened 2.2% higher at 40,562.20 points on the morning session. The early gain puts the benchmark index above the 40,500 level at the open.
TREE NEWS reports: Glass futures led gains at the open of Chinese commodity trading, rising more than 2%, while soda ash, methanol, fuel oil, LU fuel oil, caustic soda, Shanghai tin, BR rubber and Shanghai silver each climbed over 1%. Shanghai zinc and palm oil fell more than 1%.
TREE NEWS reports: FTSE China A50 index futures opened 0.47% higher on the latest trading day, following a 0.36% gain in the prior night session. The early move extends the index’s overnight advance as the new session began.
TREE NEWS reports: Margin financing balances on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges fell by a combined 23.51 billion yuan ($3.3 billion) as of Nov. 6. The Shanghai bourse’s balance stood at 1.1688 trillion yuan, down 11.96 billion yuan from the previous trading day, while Shenzhen’s fell 11.55 billion yuan to 1.0786 trillion yuan. The two-market total was 2.2475 trillion yuan.
TREE NEWS reports: CITIC Securities advised increasing allocations to leading baijiu distillers at the industry’s bottom, noting that food and beverage fund holdings and their share stabilized and rebounded in the third quarter of 2026. Baijiu holdings rose the most among sub-sectors, with more funds adding positions in Kweichow Moutai, Shanxi Fenjiu and Gujing Gongjiu. The brokerage also outlined three themes for mass-market products: easing competition, high dividends and large-cap growth.
TREE NEWS reports: China Foreign Exchange Trade System (CFETS) said its RMB exchange rate index stood at 103.65 on Nov 6, down 0.12 week-on-week. The index tracks the yuan against a basket of currencies. No further breakdown was provided in the data release.
TREE NEWS update: DeFi yield aggregator ACryptoS suffered a vault exploit that drained about $665,000 across 77 vaults on five chains, the protocol said on November 9. A missing input validation flaw let an attacker mint the vast majority of vault shares by depositing a tiny amount of tokens. Deposits have been disabled while withdrawals remain open, and ACryptoS said it has ceased operations, urging users to withdraw assets.