《报告》显示，2024年，全国市场监管系统践行"监管为民"核心理念，深入开展价监竞争守护行 动，全年共立案3.86万件，罚没款30.7亿元，督促退费20.25亿元。下大力气整治涉企违规收费，推动减 轻企业负担，全国共立案3042件，罚没款4.3亿元，退费13.6亿元；重拳整治殡葬领域违法乱象，精准发 力维护价格秩序稳定，全年民生领域价格执法立案1.84万件，罚没款12.07亿元，退还消费者6.62亿元； 对不正当竞争行为高压严打，查办各类不正当竞争案件1.42万件，罚没款8.05亿元。为维护公平竞争市 场秩序、推动经济社会高质量发展提供有力支撑。 据市说新语微信公众号消息，近日，市场监管总局发布中英文版《中国价格监督检查和反不正当竞 争执法年度报告（2024）》（以下简称《报告》），系统总结2024年度全国市场监管部门价格监督检查 和反不正当竞争（规范直销与打击传销）执法工作情况。 ...

Group 1: New Regulations Effective from October - The revised Anti-Unfair Competition Law will take effect on October 15, addressing issues like "involution" competition and "free-riding" on brand names [1] - Starting October 1, civil aviation in China will fully transition to electronic invoices, eliminating paper travel itineraries for domestic flights [2] - The railway sector will also adopt electronic invoices from October 1, allowing passengers to request electronic invoices within 180 days after their journey [5] Group 2: Financial Infrastructure and Tax Regulations - The Financial Infrastructure Supervision Management Measures will be implemented on October 1, focusing on the regulation of financial infrastructure operations and risk management [6][7] - Internet platform companies will begin formally reporting tax-related information from October 1, promoting tax fairness between online and offline businesses [13] - New regulations for internet lending will be enforced, emphasizing the need for banks to manage costs and risks without compromising management standards for the sake of business scale [14][16] Group 3: Other Relevant Regulations - The Permanent Basic Farmland Protection Red Line Management Measures will come into effect on October 1, clarifying the responsibilities of natural resources and agricultural departments [10][12] - A new procedure for compulsory company deregistration will be implemented on October 10, detailing the process and conditions for such actions [17] - The Beijing Stock Exchange will switch to new stock codes starting October 9, with preparations for the transition already in place [18]

《报告》显示，2024年，全国市场监管系统践行"监管为民"核心理念，深入开展价监竞争守护行动，全 年共立案3.86万件，罚没款30.7亿元，督促退费20.25亿元。下大力气整治涉企违规收费，推动减轻企业 负担，全国共立案3042件，罚没款4.3亿元，退费13.6亿元；重拳整治殡葬领域违法乱象，精准发力维护 价格秩序稳定，全年民生领域价格执法立案1.84万件，罚没款12.07亿元，退还消费者6.62亿元；对不正 当竞争行为高压严打，查办各类不正当竞争案件1.42万件，罚没款8.05亿元。为维护公平竞争市场秩 序、推动经济社会高质量发展提供有力支撑。 央视网消息：据市说新语微信公众号消息，近日，市场监管总局发布中英文版《中国价格监督检查和反 不正当竞争执法年度报告（2024）》（以下简称《报告》），系统总结2024年度全国市场监管部门价格 监督检查和反不正当竞争（规范直销与打击传销）执法工作情况。 ...

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen New Fortune Multimedia Co., Ltd. has filed a lawsuit against Shenzhen New Fortune Magazine Co., Ltd. and its affiliates due to serious impacts on its legal rights caused by various actions during the "Best Analyst" selection process [1][2]. Group 1: Legal Actions and Allegations - The company has identified several actions that negatively affect its legal rights, including the illegal acquisition and use of its data, such as voter names, phone numbers, and email addresses for the "Best Analyst" selection [2]. - Unauthorized use of proprietary award names like "Platinum Analyst," "Diamond Analyst," and "Double Diamond Analyst," along with the use of the company's historical award records as a basis for their selection [2]. - Misleading promotional language that causes confusion in the market, leading the public to mistakenly associate the "Best Analyst" selection with the company's own awards [2]. - Direct copying of the company's rules and historical data in award settings, industry classifications, and leaderboard designs, resulting in a highly similar format to the company's "Best Analyst" selection [2]. Group 2: Protection of Commercial Secrets - The case involves the theft and use of the company's commercial secrets, including voter names, phone numbers, and email addresses, which have been used in the "Best Analyst" selection [3]. - The judicial authorities will review whether the actions constitute criminal offenses and will advance the corresponding investigations [3]. Group 3: Commitment to Industry Standards - The company remains committed to fairness, impartiality, and professionalism, aiming to protect industry order and promote the healthy development of capital market research [4]. Group 4: Relevant Legal Provisions - Relevant legal provisions include the Trademark Law, which prohibits the unauthorized use of similar trademarks that could cause confusion [6]. - The Anti-Unfair Competition Law, which prohibits acts of confusion and infringement of commercial secrets [6]. - The Civil Code, which protects intellectual property rights and holds infringers accountable [6]. - The Criminal Law, which may classify serious violations of commercial secrets as a crime if proven [6].

Core Viewpoint - Over the past five years, Beijing's market regulatory authority has focused on antitrust and unfair competition cases, resulting in the handling of 2,690 cases and imposing fines exceeding 200 million yuan [1] Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The Beijing market regulatory authority has established precise regulations in key areas and strengthened review mechanisms [1] - A total of 400 platform enterprises have been covered under the "one-on-one" compliance guidance mechanism [1] - The release of the "Beijing Antitrust Compliance Guidelines" addresses compliance reminders for seven industry sectors, including public utilities and raw materials [1] Group 2: Enforcement in Key Sectors - Increased regulatory efforts in essential sectors such as education, healthcare, and public utilities have been emphasized [1] - The first antitrust enforcement case in the pharmaceutical sector has been initiated, along with actions against monopolistic agreements in dental implant services, which are expected to reduce costs for the public by over 40% [1] Group 3: Regional Cooperation - The market regulatory departments of Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei have signed a cooperation agreement for antitrust enforcement and fair competition review [1] - Unified review standards and mutual policy checks have been established, with 255 policy documents undergoing cross-checks for fair competition [1]

Core Insights - Over the past five years, Beijing's market regulatory authority has handled 2,690 antitrust and unfair competition cases, with fines exceeding 200 million yuan [1] - The authority has focused on key sectors, establishing compliance guidelines for platform economies and providing one-on-one compliance guidance for over 400 platform enterprises [1] - A comprehensive review mechanism has been developed, including the issuance of antitrust compliance guidelines tailored to Beijing's characteristics and enforcement priorities across seven industry sectors [1] Regulatory Developments - The establishment of a joint meeting system at both municipal and district levels to enhance regulatory collaboration [1] - Implementation of interim measures for fair competition review processes and the establishment of a scientific review mechanism [1] - Strengthened regulatory efforts in essential sectors such as education, healthcare, and public utilities, including the first antitrust enforcement case in the pharmaceutical sector [1] Collaborative Efforts - The signing of a cooperation agreement among the market regulatory authorities of Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei to unify review standards and share resources [1] - A total of 255 policy documents have undergone cross-review for fair competition among the three regions [1] - Specific cases, such as the dental implant monopoly agreement, have led to significant cost reductions for consumers, estimated to lower expenses by over 40% [1]

Core Insights - Over the past five years, Beijing's market regulatory authority has handled 2,690 antitrust and unfair competition cases, with fines exceeding 200 million yuan [1] - The authority has focused on key sectors to establish precise regulations and strengthen review mechanisms, including the release of compliance guidelines for the platform economy [1] - A one-on-one compliance guidance mechanism has been established for over 400 platform enterprises, along with specific compliance reminders for seven industry sectors [1] Regulatory Developments - The establishment of a joint meeting system at both city and district levels aims to enhance fair competition review processes [1] - New institutional documents have been created, including interim measures for reviewing major policy measures and procedures for fair competition reviews [1] Sector-Specific Actions - Increased regulatory efforts in essential sectors such as education, healthcare, and public utilities have been noted, including the first antitrust enforcement case in the pharmaceutical sector [1] - A significant case involving a dental implant monopoly has led to the inclusion of dental services in centralized procurement, expected to reduce costs for the public by over 40% [1] Regional Cooperation - The market regulatory authorities of Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei have signed a cooperation agreement for antitrust enforcement and fair competition reviews, aiming for unified review standards and policy mutual checks [1] - A total of 255 policy documents have undergone cross-checks for fair competition reviews among the three regions [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Supreme People's Court has highlighted a significant case of unfair competition involving JD Yancheng, which serves as a judicial guideline for market competition behavior, emphasizing the importance of ethical marketing practices [1][3][5] Group 1: Case Details - The unfair competition dispute between Tuhu Yancheng and JD Yancheng began in September 2023, with JD Yancheng using the slogan "Zhenhu Price" to engage in disparaging marketing activities [3] - On July 21, 2025, the Shanghai Intellectual Property Court ruled that JD Yancheng's actions constituted commercial defamation and false advertising, misleading consumers [3] - The court ordered JD Yancheng to cease its unfair competition practices and to compensate Tuhu Yancheng for economic losses amounting to 5 million yuan [3] Group 2: Implications for Market Competition - The inclusion of this case as a typical example by the Supreme People's Court aims to regulate market competition rules and combat "involution" in competition, which includes unethical marketing practices [5] - The ruling serves as a warning against using misleading marketing tactics that undermine fair competition, reinforcing the need for ethical standards in the industry [5]

Core Viewpoint - The Supreme People's Court of China has released eight typical cases of unfair competition, emphasizing the importance of strict protection of fair competition order, punishing unfair practices like "free-riding" on well-known brands, and guiding the healthy development of new business models and technologies [1][2][3]. Group 1: Strict Protection of Fair Competition - Unfair competition harms the legitimate rights of other operators and consumers, distorting the market competition mechanism [1]. - The court has imposed punitive damages in cases such as the "centrifugal compressor selection" software and technical secret infringement case, where the defendants were ordered to pay over 166 million yuan for their actions [1][2]. - The "natural protein enzyme 3" case explored cross-border judicial protection of trade secrets, ensuring fair protection for foreign rights holders [1][2]. Group 2: Punishment of Unfair Competition Behaviors - The "certain cow" trademark dispute clarified that registering a similar name to a well-known brand constitutes illegal imitation, even if not yet in use [2]. - The "car maintenance service" case accurately identified and punished misleading information that damages competitors' reputations [2]. - The "moving software" case recognized the illegal scraping of vast amounts of product data as unfair competition, protecting the rights of honest operators [2]. Group 3: Guiding New Business Models - The court has strengthened rules to protect innovative achievements, guiding the healthy development of new business models [3]. - The case involving a third-party trading platform for online games highlighted the responsibility of platforms to prevent illegal activities like cheating and money laundering [3]. - The "transformation comic effect" case affirmed that the structure and parameters of AI models are protected under unfair competition law, promoting orderly competition in the AI industry [3].

Group 1: Report Industry Investment Rating - No information about the report industry investment rating is provided. Group 2: Core Views - As the "anti - involution" sentiment fades, the pricing logic of coking coal and coke returns to fundamentals. Coking coal supply continues to recover, while terminal demand remains stable with on - demand procurement. Coking enterprises' production control eases marginally, and short - term supply shows signs of convergence. Overall demand maintains resilience but lacks significant growth, and steel mills' inventory replenishment remains cautious. [4][81] - For coking coal, the weighted price of coking coal futures shows a callback during the rebound, with increasing positions and falling prices. In the short term, the price is expected to fluctuate widely in the range of 1030 - 1300. Pay attention to short - term trading opportunities at the edges of this range. [4][81] - For coke, the weighted price of coke futures also shows a callback during the rebound, with decreasing positions and falling prices. In the short term, the price is expected to oscillate widely in the range of 1450 - 1800. Pay attention to short - term trading opportunities at the edges of this range. [4][81] Group 3: Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Macro Interpretation Domestic Market - Multiple departments are formulating growth - stabilizing plans for ten key industries to reverse the downward trend of industrial product prices and repair corporate profit expectations. The upcoming implementation of the revised "Anti - Unfair Competition Law" and the deepening of systematic governance frameworks in key industries, along with global fiscal and monetary policy support, are expected to strengthen corporate profit repair and capital market rebound momentum. [7] - In July, the cumulative year - on - year growth of general public budget revenue turned positive to +0.1%, and tax revenue increased for four consecutive months. Government - funded revenue decline narrowed to - 0.7%, indicating short - term improvement in the land market but restricted by weak real - estate sales. The growth rate of broad fiscal expenditure remained at 12.1%, with priority given to the people's livelihood sectors, while infrastructure expenditure was divided and technology expenditure decreased sharply. [7] International Market - Fed Chairman Powell's speech at the Jackson Hole Global Central Bank Annual Meeting on August 22 increased the probability of a Fed rate cut in September. Powell said the Fed is open to rate cuts due to potential downward risks to employment growth. [8] 3.2 Coking Coal Supply - From January to July 2025, the cumulative production of raw coal was 2.779 billion tons, a year - on - year increase of 4.6% with a declining growth rate. As of September 1, 2025, the daily average output of raw coal from 523 sample mines and the daily average output of clean coal both decreased month - on - month. Although some coal mines' coal - output rhythm was affected by policies and over - production rectification, the overall resumption of production was not significantly disrupted. [9] - From January to July 2025, the cumulative import volume of coking coal was 62.5042 million tons, a year - on - year decrease of 7.92% but a slight month - on - month increase. Mongolia and Russia's dominance in coking coal imports strengthened, accounting for 76.74% of the total. Mongolian coal focused on inventory reduction, with a 14.01% year - on - year decrease in imports. Russian coal arrivals increased by 3.94% year - on - year. Canada and Australia are expected to see stable growth in arrivals as some domestic terminal markets signed long - term agreements with them this year. [15] Inventory - As of September 1, 2025, the inventory of 523 clean coal sample mines and coking coal port inventory increased slightly month - on - month, while the inventory of independent coking enterprises decreased slightly, and the inventory of 247 coking coal - integrated steel enterprises increased slightly. The transfer from raw coal to clean coal was smooth, and the overall market was in an active de - stocking state. [25] 3.3 Coke Supply - From January to July 2025, the coke production was 292 million tons, a year - on - year increase of 2.91%. As of September 1, 2025, the daily average output and capacity utilization rate of 230 independent coking enterprises and 247 integrated steel enterprises both decreased month - on - month. The average profit per ton of coke was 45 yuan. Some coking enterprises planned to increase production due to profit repair, but large - scale resumption of production was restricted by the previous sharp increase in coking coal prices. [34] Import and Export - From January to July 2025, China's cumulative export volume of coke and semi - coke was 439,860 tons, a year - on - year decrease of 21.92%. The decline in export volume has little impact on the domestic market. Global economic slowdown, steel production contraction in Southeast Asian countries, and intensified international steel price competition have suppressed coke export demand. [43] Inventory - As of September 1, 2025, the weekly coke inventory decreased, with the inventory of independent coking enterprises remaining flat, the inventory of 247 steel enterprises remaining flat, and the port inventory decreasing slightly. Coking enterprises' inventory increased slightly, indicating restricted shipment rhythm and increased inventory pressure. Port inventory decline was related to trading rhythm and port - collection structure adjustment, with short - term circulation being sluggish. [46] 3.4 Iron Element Demand Iron Water Production and Consumption - On September 1, 2025, the profit per ton of blast - furnace steel was 33 yuan, with a slight decline. The daily average iron - water output of 247 steel enterprises remained high and flat month - on - month. The consumption of five major steel products was at a low level in recent years, and the inventory of five major steel products continued to decline and was at a historical low. Steel mills' inventory increased slightly, and the inventory - replenishment rhythm slowed down, with overall procurement based on rigid demand. [56] Terminal Demand - From January to July 2025, the national fixed - asset investment (excluding rural households) was 28,822.9 billion yuan, a year - on - year increase of 1.6%. Infrastructure investment increased by 3.2% year - on - year, manufacturing investment increased by 6.9%, and real - estate development investment decreased by 12%. The cumulative export of steel products from January to July was 67.9824 million tons, a year - on - year increase of 11.41%. Private investment growth decline deepened, and factors such as the real - estate market downturn and export decline suppressed private enterprises' investment ability and willingness. [64] 3.5 Basis and Term Structure - For coking coal, the basis is - 9 yuan, having rebounded from a low level. The historical basis fluctuates in the range of - 85 to +138. Pay attention to the opportunity to exit positive arbitrage when the basis rebounds to a high level. The contango structure of the term structure has steepened, and reverse arbitrage can be carried out for cross - month arbitrage. [72] - For coke, the basis is - 38 yuan, also having rebounded from a low level. The historical basis fluctuates in the range of - 132 to +55. Pay attention to the opportunity to exit positive arbitrage when the basis rebounds to a high level. The contango structure of the term structure has steepened, and month - to - month reverse arbitrage can be carried out. [72]