新华财经晚报：墨西哥近日连续对我发起多起反倾销调查 商务部回应

Domestic News - The Ministry of Commerce responded to Mexico's recent anti-dumping investigations against China, stating that Mexico initiated four investigations on products such as float glass and PVC-coated fabrics at the request of domestic companies. China firmly opposes protectionist actions that harm its legitimate rights and will closely monitor the investigations, urging Mexico to comply with WTO rules to protect Chinese enterprises' rights [1][1][1] - The National Railway Group reported that on October 2, 19.288 million passengers were transported by rail, with a continued high level of passenger flow expected on October 3, projecting 18.25 million passengers and the addition of 929 trains [1][1][1] International News - Morgan Stanley reported that foreign capital inflow into the Chinese stock market rebounded to $4.6 billion in September, the highest monthly figure since November 2024, primarily driven by $5.2 billion inflow from passive funds, while active funds saw a slight outflow of $600 million. Analysts noted that since mid-July, U.S. funds have significantly entered the Chinese market, and by September 30, total inflows from passive funds reached $18 billion, surpassing last year's $7 billion [3][3][3] - The Hang Seng Index fell by 0.54%, and the Hang Seng Tech Index dropped by 0.90%. Notable declines were seen in electric vehicle stocks, with BYD down 3.95%, Li Auto down 2.35%, and Geely down 1.87%. Major tech stocks also experienced declines, with Xiaomi down 1.43%, JD.com down 1.82%, and NetEase down 1.58%. In contrast, Huahong Semiconductor rose by 2.10%, SMIC by 1.39%, and China National Nuclear Power surged by 21.30% [3][3][3]