Group 1: China Macroeconomic Indicators - The ICHI Composite Economic Index has returned to the expansion zone, indicating sustained economic resilience and accumulating structural recovery momentum[1] - The Consumer Sentiment Index has also risen to the expansion zone, reflecting active service consumption in travel, dining, and entertainment post-holiday[1] - The Investment Sentiment Index has slightly declined but remains in a mild contraction zone, primarily due to base effects from previous project launches[1] - The Production Sentiment Index has returned to the expansion zone, with a notable increase in enterprise operating rates and gradual recovery in manufacturing production[1] Group 2: Trade and Export Performance - In the first ten months of 2025, China's total goods trade value increased by 3.6% year-on-year, with exports growing by 6.2% and imports remaining nearly flat[2] - General trade and processing trade have expanded simultaneously, accounting for over 80% of total trade, indicating stable foreign trade structure and enhanced endogenous momentum[2] - Trade with ASEAN countries grew by 9.1%, and trade with Belt and Road countries increased by 5.9%, highlighting a shift towards emerging markets[2] - The export structure shows that electromechanical products account for over 60%, with integrated circuits and automobile exports growing by 24.7% and 14.3% respectively, showcasing the impact of high-end manufacturing and technological innovation[2]

Core Viewpoint - Tianyi New Materials has initiated a pre-restructuring process due to liquidity risks and creditor claims, highlighting ongoing financial difficulties and regulatory scrutiny [1][2]. Group 1: Company Financial Situation - Tianyi New Materials is facing a pre-restructuring process initiated by the Beijing First Intermediate People's Court due to claims from creditor Tianjin Shengyu Automotive Parts Co., Ltd. regarding the company's inability to repay debts and lack of assets to cover liabilities [1]. - The company has been under regulatory scrutiny since 2022, with concerns raised about its operational risks and liquidity issues stemming from a decline in demand for its main product, brake pads, due to the pandemic and increased industry competition [1][2]. - In the 2024 annual report inquiry response, the company acknowledged that funding shortages remain a primary issue, indicating potential liquidity risks if the industry continues to decline [2]. Group 2: Regulatory and Legal Challenges - The Shanghai Stock Exchange has continuously monitored Tianyi New Materials, issuing multiple inquiries regarding the company's revenue growth juxtaposed with declining net profits and fluctuating gross margins [2]. - The company has reported multiple account freezes and legal disputes, with its bank accounts facing repeated freezes since July 2025, which has hindered daily operations and specific fundraising projects [2]. - There is uncertainty regarding whether the company will successfully enter the restructuring process, as the court's decision to initiate pre-restructuring does not guarantee acceptance of the final restructuring application [2].

1. Report Industry Investment Ratings There is no information provided in the report about industry investment ratings. 2. Core Views Copper - Overseas liquidity is tight, and the strong US dollar index suppresses copper prices. The market may enter a macro "vacuum period" in November, and subsequent attention should be paid to the Fed's interest - rate cut rhythm and Sino - US tariff situation. - The shortage of copper ore supply remains unchanged. If the prices of by - products such as sulfuric acid continue to fall, there may be a phased reduction in smelting production. The psychological price ceiling of downstream users for copper is gradually rising. - In the long - term, the supply - demand contradiction supports the upward movement of the copper price bottom. In the short - term, excessive price increases may inhibit demand. [2] Aluminum - The alumina market shows regional differentiation. The northern market shows signs of bottoming out, while the southern market continues to decline. The supply pressure has not been substantially relieved, and the demand side faces multiple pressures. - The recent rise in the aluminum price is mainly driven by events, with potential risks of short - term range corrections. Attention should be paid to the actual production progress of Indonesian electrolytic aluminum projects, the supply recovery progress of Guinean bauxite, and the inventory depletion rhythm. [4] Aluminum Alloy - The casting aluminum alloy market followed the aluminum price to rise, but the downstream acceptance of high prices is limited, and the supply of scrap aluminum is short, leading to a contraction in industry supply. - The demand side shows a mild recovery, and the ADC12 price is expected to maintain a strong and volatile trend under the dual effects of cost support and supply - demand balance. [5] Zinc - Against the background of concerns about LME zinc squeezing, the Shanghai zinc price oscillated at a high level. The supply is generally loose, but the subsequent increase in supply may be limited, and attention should be paid to the inflection point signal of supply changing from loose to tight. - The demand side has no unexpected performance. The low overseas inventory supports the zinc price, and the domestic zinc supply is relatively loose. The zinc price is expected to be volatile and strong in the short - term and may maintain a range - bound trend. [7] Tin - The supply of tin ore remains tight, and the improvement in supply is limited this year. The demand side is still weak, and although some consumption is driven by AI and the photovoltaic industry, it is difficult to make up for the decline in traditional consumption. - The market sentiment has improved, and the long - term low - position orders can be held. The follow - up should focus on macro changes and the supply recovery in Myanmar. [8] Nickel - The Shanghai nickel market oscillated and repaired slightly. The macro - market sentiment is weak, and attention should be paid to the 2026 RKAB approval in Indonesia. - The refined nickel production is still at a high level, with new projects put into production and some projects planning to reduce production. The nickel ore supply in the Philippines is affected by the rainy season, while that in Indonesia is relatively loose. The price of ferronickel is under pressure, and the overall fundamentals are flat, with the price expected to fluctuate within a range. [10] Stainless Steel - The stainless - steel market oscillated narrowly, with weak market information. The macro - driving force is weakened, and the nickel ore supply in the Philippines is reduced, while that in Indonesia is relatively loose. - The ferronickel price is under pressure, and the chromium - iron market is weakly stable. The supply pressure remains, and the demand is not significantly boosted. The short - term price is expected to be weakly volatile. [12] Lithium Carbonate - The lithium - carbonate market was generally strong. The production increased slightly last week, mainly driven by lithium - spodumene and mica. The downstream demand is more optimistic than expected, but the news - side uncertainty and capital impact may put pressure on the price. - The price is expected to be volatile, with the main contract reference range of 78,000 - 82,000 yuan/ton. [14] 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs Copper Price and Basis - SMM 1 electrolytic copper price increased by 660 yuan/ton to 85,995 yuan/ton, with a daily increase of 0.77%. - The import profit and loss improved by 21.88 yuan/ton to - 500 yuan/ton. [2] Fundamental Data - In October, the electrolytic copper production was 109.16 million tons, a month - on - month decrease of 2.62%. In September, the import volume was 33.43 million tons, a month - on - month increase of 26.50%. - The domestic mainstream port copper - concentrate inventory decreased by 5.2 million tons to 62.61 million tons, a week - on - week decrease of 7.67%. [2] Aluminum Price and Spread - SMM A00 aluminum price increased by 60 yuan/ton to 21,360 yuan/ton, with a daily increase of 0.28%. - The import profit and loss improved by 98.7 yuan/ton to - 2349 yuan/ton. [4] Fundamental Data - In October, the alumina production was 778.53 million tons, a month - on - month increase of 2.39%. The electrolytic aluminum production was 374.21 million tons, a month - on - month increase of 3.52%. - The Chinese electrolytic aluminum social inventory increased by 0.3 million tons to 62.2 million tons, a week - on - week increase of 0.48%. [4] Aluminum Alloy Price and Spread - SMM aluminum alloy ADC12 price remained unchanged at 21,350 yuan/ton. - The refined - scrap price difference of Foshan crushed primary aluminum decreased by 37 yuan/ton to 1729 yuan/ton, a decrease of 2.10%. [5] Fundamental Data - In October, the recycled aluminum alloy ingot production was 64.5 million tons, a month - on - month decrease of 2.42%. In September, the primary aluminum alloy ingot production was 28.6 million tons, a month - on - month increase of 1.06%. - The weekly social inventory of recycled aluminum alloy ingots increased by 0.1 million tons to 5.58 million tons, a week - on - week increase of 1.82%. [5] Zinc Price and Spread - SMM 0 zinc ingot price remained unchanged at 22,500 yuan/ton. - The import profit and loss improved by 525.27 yuan/ton to - 4212 yuan/ton. [7] Fundamental Data - In October, the refined zinc production was 61.72 million tons, a month - on - month increase of 2.85%. In September, the import volume was 2.27 million tons, a month - on - month decrease of 11.61%. - The Chinese zinc ingot seven - region social inventory decreased by 0.28 million tons to 15.87 million tons, a week - on - week decrease of 1.73%. [7] Tin Spot Price and Basis - SMM 1 tin price increased by 1500 yuan/ton to 282,800 yuan/ton, with a daily increase of 0.53%. - The LME 0 - 3 premium decreased by 25.5 dollars/ton to 39.5 dollars/ton, a decrease of 39.23%. [8] Fundamental Data - In September, the tin ore import was 8714 tons, a month - on - month decrease of 15.13%. The SMM refined tin production was 10,510 tons, a month - on - month decrease of 31.71%. - The SHEF inventory increased by 153 tons to 5919 tons, a week - on - week increase of 2.65%. [8] Nickel Price and Basis - SMM 1 electrolytic nickel price decreased by 450 yuan/ton to 120,500 yuan/ton, a decrease of 0.37%. - The futures import profit and loss decreased by 374 yuan/ton to - 1701 yuan/ton, an increase of 28.18%. [10] Supply and Inventory - The Chinese refined nickel production was 35,900 tons, a month - on - month increase of 0.84%. The import volume was 38,164 tons, a month - on - month increase of 124.36%. - The SHFE inventory increased by 676 tons to 36,751 tons, a week - on - week increase of 1.87%. [10] Stainless Steel Price and Basis - The price of 304/2B (Wuxi Hongwang 2.0 coil) remained unchanged at 12,800 yuan/ton. - The spot - futures price difference decreased by 55 yuan/ton to 380 yuan/ton, a decrease of 12.64%. [12] Fundamental Data - The Chinese 300 - series stainless - steel crude - steel production (43 enterprises) was 182.17 million tons, a month - on - month increase of 0.38%. The Indonesian 300 - series stainless - steel crude - steel production (Qinglong) was 42.35 million tons, a month - on - month increase of 0.36%. - The 300 - series social inventory (Wuxi + Foshan) decreased by 0.32 million tons to 48.89 million tons, a week - on - week decrease of 0.65%. [12] Lithium Carbonate Price and Basis - SMM battery - grade lithium carbonate average price decreased by 100 yuan/ton to 80,400 yuan/ton, a decrease of 0.12%. - The SMM electric - carbon - industrial - carbon price difference remained unchanged at 2200 yuan/ton. [14] Fundamental Data - In October, the lithium carbonate production was 92,260 tons, a month - on - month increase of 5.73%. The demand was 126,961 tons, a month - on - month increase of 8.70%. - The total lithium carbonate inventory in October was 84,234 tons, a month - on - month decrease of 10.90%. [14]

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. 2. Core View of the Report In recent years, the mismatch between the duration of banks' assets and liabilities has intensified, with the duration of the asset side lengthening and that of the liability side shortening. This has put pressure on some liquidity indicators and constrained banks' asset allocation behavior. The increase in long - term bond holdings has also increased the pressure on interest rate risk indicators. The report analyzes the current indicator constraints on banks' bond allocation and the prospects of these indicator pressures [1]. 3. Summary by Related Catalogs 3.1 Liability - side Duration Reduction and Asset - side Duration Extension - **Net Interest Margin Pressure**: Since 2022, the net interest margin of commercial banks has continued to decline, from 2.08% at the end of December 2021 to 1.42% at the end of June 2025, compressing banks' profit margins [9]. - **Liability - side Duration Reduction**: - **Deposit**: Since 2023, the duration of new deposits has significantly shortened. High - cost, long - term deposits have been significantly reduced due to the expiration of high - interest fixed deposits in 2025 - 2026 and the suspension of "manual interest compensation" in 2024. Banks tend to guide customers to transfer to short - term deposits, and customers are less attracted to long - term deposits. New deposits are concentrated within 1 year [10]. - **Inter - bank Liabilities**: In 2025, banks mostly reduced the issuance of 9M and 1Y certificates of deposit (CDs) and increased the issuance of 3M and 6M CDs [15]. - **Asset - side Duration Extension**: Since 2019, the loan growth rate of listed banks has continued to decline, and financial investment has become an important alternative asset on the asset side. Bond investment is a major part of financial investment, with government bonds accounting for a relatively high proportion. From 2023 - 2025, the average duration of local government bonds has lengthened from 12.39 years to 15.62 years, and it is expected that the duration of the asset side of national and joint - stock banks will lengthen [17]. 3.2 What Indicator Constraints Do Banks Face in Bond Allocation? 3.2.1 Liquidity Risk: Low NSFR Index for Joint - stock Banks - **Liquidity Regulatory Indicators**: Chinese banks need to meet five liquidity regulatory indicators, including LMR, LR, NSFR, LCR, and HQLAAR. The report mainly analyzes LR, NSFR, and LCR. In mid - 2025, the LR and LCR of listed banks generally had sufficient safety margins, while the NSFR safety cushions of joint - stock banks (except China Merchants Bank) and some city commercial banks were relatively thin [3][22]. - **Reasons for Low NSFR in Joint - stock Banks**: The core reason lies in the liability side. Retail deposits are not advantageous, the proportion of inter - bank liabilities is high, and deposits tend to be short - term. This leads to a low Available Stable Funds (ASF) [41]. - **Measures to Deal with NSFR Pressure**: - **Increase the Numerator**: In October, joint - stock banks significantly increased the issuance of 1Y CDs. The net financing of joint - stock bank CDs in October reached 62.44 billion yuan, and the issuance scale of 1Y CDs was significantly increased [45]. - **Reduce the Denominator**: From January to September this year, joint - stock banks basically maintained a monthly net reduction of CDs and increased the allocation of interest - rate bonds, which is conducive to reducing the Required Stable Funds (RSF) and improving the NSFR [48]. 3.2.2 Interest Rate Risk: The ΔEVE/First - tier Capital of Some State - owned Banks Approaches the Upper Limit - **Regulatory Requirements**: According to the "Administrative Measures for the Interest Rate Risk of Commercial Banks' Banking Books (Revised)", when the economic value change of state - owned large commercial banks exceeds 15% of their first - tier capital, the banking regulatory authority should pay attention and conduct follow - up evaluations [53]. - **Interest Rate Risk of Banking Books**: In 2024, under six standardized interest rate shock scenarios, the maximum economic value change losses of Agricultural Bank of China (- 14.31%), Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (- 14.71%), and China Construction Bank (- 14.73%) as a percentage of their first - tier capital were close to - 15%. This has objectively constrained bond - allocation behavior and will affect the volume and duration of state - owned banks' bond investments [55].

Core Viewpoint - The company, Shaanxi Xixian New Area Development Group Co., Ltd. (Xixian Group), is facing significant financial pressure with overdue debts totaling 548 million yuan as of June 30, 2025, primarily due to changes in loan policies and operational challenges [1][2][4]. Debt Situation - As of June 30, 2025, the overdue debt amounts to 548 million yuan, with various subsidiaries contributing to this total through financial institution loans [2]. - The overdue debts are planned to be addressed through methods such as loan extensions, sales receipts, asset revitalization, bank loan replacements, or debt transfers [2]. Financial Performance - For the first half of 2025, the company reported a revenue of 6.204 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 7.24%, with a net loss of 999.8 million yuan [4]. - In 2024, the total revenue was 17.286 billion yuan, down 28.95% from the previous year, with a net loss of 255 million yuan, marking a 420.34% decline [5]. Asset and Liability Overview - As of the end of 2024, total assets were 382.546 billion yuan, with total liabilities at 303.328 billion yuan, resulting in an asset-liability ratio of 79.29% [5][14]. - The company has a significant amount of restricted assets, totaling 70.399 billion yuan, which constitutes 18.4% of total assets and 88.87% of net assets [10][12]. Cash Flow and Liquidity - The company reported a negative operating cash flow of 5.681 billion yuan for the first half of 2025, indicating liquidity challenges [4][19]. - The cash to short-term debt ratio was only 0.13 times as of the end of 2024, highlighting substantial short-term repayment pressure [19][21]. Government Support and Financial Strategies - From 2024 to July 2025, the local government provided 16.462 billion yuan in financial support to help alleviate the company's debt burden [23]. - The company has secured 3.33 billion yuan in non-standard debt replacement loans from the National Development Bank, extending the debt maturity to 15-20 years [23]. Risk Factors - The company faces significant risks due to its high debt burden, with total debt reaching 213.637 billion yuan by the end of 2024, and a capitalized debt ratio of 72.95% [24]. - There are ongoing concerns regarding overdue debts and potential legal issues involving subsidiaries, with a total overdue amount of 1.494 billion yuan as of June 30, 2025 [24].

Group 1: Economic Risks - The U.S. economy is facing deterioration, with the manufacturing PMI recorded at 49.1, remaining below the 50 mark for seven consecutive months[12] - The small business optimism index fell to 98.8 in September, below the expected value of 100.8, indicating a cooling trend in sales and credit expectations[12] - The consumer confidence index for October is at 55, down from 55.1, reflecting weak consumer sentiment towards the economic outlook[12] Group 2: Financial Risks - U.S. financial market liquidity is currently tight, with significant concerns following the credit failures of two small banks, leading to a 6.2% drop in the regional bank stock index[17] - The overall corporate debt level in the U.S. is manageable, with the non-financial corporate sector's leverage ratio at 73.7%, and corporate debt growth at approximately 1.7%, below historical averages[22] - The bad debt ratio for various loans has stabilized or declined, indicating a potential improvement in asset quality[22] Group 3: Policy Responses - The Federal Reserve is expected to initiate a new round of interest rate cuts in response to ongoing economic pressures, aligning with a global trend of fiscal and monetary easing[20] - The Fed's liquidity support tools are well-established, allowing for timely interventions to prevent systemic risks, even in the event of localized liquidity crises[20] - The recent tightening of liquidity is anticipated to ease, as the most significant pressures have passed, leading to a gradual stabilization of the financial system[20] Group 4: Market Trends - Risk assets have shown increased volatility, but significant downturns are unlikely, while safe-haven assets like gold are expected to continue their upward trend[11] - Gold prices have surged by 6.69% recently, reflecting heightened demand for safe-haven investments amid market uncertainties[35] - The U.S. dollar is losing its safe-haven status, with expectations of continued appreciation of non-U.S. currencies and gold against the dollar[29]

Summary of Key Points from Conference Call Records Industry Overview - The records primarily discuss the U.S. banking sector, particularly focusing on regional banks such as Zion and WAL, and the implications of credit risks in the current economic environment [1][3][4]. Core Insights and Arguments - **Stock Price Decline**: Zion and WAL banks experienced stock price declines of 13% and 11% respectively due to the disclosure of bad mortgage losses related to non-bank institution fraud lawsuits, with exposures of $60 million and $100 million [1][3]. - **Comparison with SVB**: Unlike SVB, which faced a liquidity crisis due to deposit runs, Zion and WAL have lower uninsured deposit ratios (43% and 50%) and a more stable liability structure, primarily consisting of loans (62% and 76%) [1][3][4]. - **Credit Risk Environment**: The U.S. corporate bond credit spread remains low at approximately 100 basis points, but there are concerns about potential black swan events that could cause rapid increases in credit spreads [1][4]. - **Bank Profitability**: U.S. listed banks reported strong third-quarter profits, with only 6% of banks reporting losses, and corporate profitability remains stable, with loss ratios at historical lows (11% of companies and 5% of market cap) [1][4]. - **Loan Tightening and Delinquency Rates**: Loan tightening ratios are below 10%, with a steady increase in loan growth. However, credit card delinquency rates have risen to 3.1%, doubling since 2021, indicating potential credit default risks [1][5]. Additional Important Insights - **Commercial Real Estate Risks**: The delinquency rate for commercial real estate loans has reached a historical high of 11.1%, with significant exposure concentrated in regional banks, which hold about 30% of their total assets in commercial real estate loans [1][6]. - **Private Credit and AI Investment Risks**: The private credit market is growing rapidly, with a projected $1 trillion maturing in the next five years, raising concerns about liquidity and credit risks in a high-interest-rate environment. AI investments contributed 92% of GDP growth in the first half of 2025, but the sector's reliance on capital investment makes it vulnerable to tightening financing conditions [2][6][7]. - **Banking Sector Challenges**: The banking sector faces challenges related to the stability of liabilities, with the ratio of money market funds to deposits at approximately 40%. Historical data suggests that if this ratio exceeds 50%, it could lead to liquidity risks and potential financial crises [8]. This summary encapsulates the critical points discussed in the conference call, highlighting the current state of the U.S. banking sector, credit risks, and the implications of economic conditions on financial stability.

Core Viewpoint - Recent declines in stock prices of Zions Bank (ZION) and Western Alliance (WAL) are attributed to concerns over loan losses, raising fears about the asset quality issues stemming from previous loose credit conditions and potential systemic financial risks [2][3] Group 1: Risk Origin and Comparison - The current risks faced by U.S. regional banks are primarily credit risks rather than interest rate risks, as analyzed in a previous report [2] - ZION and WAL differ significantly from the previously failed Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and First Republic Bank (FRC) in terms of liability stability, with ZION and WAL showing no signs of deposit runs [2][3] - The liability structures of ZION and WAL are more stable and diversified compared to SVB and FRC, with uninsured deposits at 43% and 50% respectively, and non-interest-bearing demand deposits at 32% and 28% [2][3] Group 2: Asset Quality and Credit Risk - The asset risks for ZION and WAL are primarily related to credit risk, unlike SVB and FRC, which faced significant interest rate risks due to their long-term bond holdings [3] - ZION and WAL have a higher proportion of loans (62% and 76%) compared to securities investments (30% and 13%), which reduces their exposure to interest rate fluctuations [3] - Current evidence does not suggest that the recent loan risk events are systemic, as the overall loan delinquency rates in the U.S. banking sector remain historically low [3] Group 3: Financial Stability and Systemic Impact - ZION and WAL's potential bad debt exposure is limited, with loan write-offs accounting for only 13% and 8% of their 2024 profits, and impacting their core Tier 1 capital minimally [3][4] - The asset sizes of ZION (888 billion) and WAL (809 billion) are significantly smaller than those of SVB and FRC, indicating that the current risks are more localized and do not pose a systemic threat to the financial system [4] - The high interest rate environment may lead to increased credit risks, but any resulting credit tightening is expected to be moderate unless clear signs of economic recession emerge [4]

- The report does not contain specific quantitative models or factors for analysis[2][3][4] - The report primarily discusses macroeconomic trends, asset allocation strategies, and market observations without detailing quantitative models or factor construction[2][3][4] - No formulas, construction processes, or backtesting results for quantitative models or factors are provided in the report[2][3][4]

Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant information provided. Core View of the Report - Due to expectations of interest rate cuts and credit risk events, US Treasury yields continued to decline, with short - and medium - term yields falling more significantly, and the yield curve steepening, reflecting strengthened market expectations of near - term interest rate cuts and concerns about liquidity risks [2][10]. - The overall economic fundamentals are comparable to those in early September, with employment pressure likely stronger than price pressure. There are no strong signs of general inflation, and the signal of employment pressure is more prominent. The market's probability of predicting a 25 - basis - point interest rate cut by the Fed in October has further increased to 98.98% [3][11][12]. Summary by Directory 1. This Week's Overseas Macroeconomic Interest Rate Review 1.1 Macroeconomic Indicator Review - The Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index showed that manufacturing activity slowed in October, reaching its lowest level since April. The index was - 12.8, far lower than the forecast of 8.6 and the previous value of 23.2. The shipment index dropped sharply from 26.1 to 6.0, while the price pressure increased again. However, the new orders index rebounded from 12.4 to 18.2, indicating that the current weakness in manufacturing is likely due to temporary disruptions in production and shipping rather than a systematic weakening of demand [1][9]. - As of the week ending October 10, US EIA crude oil inventories increased by 3.524 million barrels, significantly higher than the market expectation of 300,000 barrels. Refinery maintenance led to a significant decline in the operating rate, reduced processing activities, and passive inventory accumulation. After the EIA report was released, oil prices fell again [1][9]. 1.2 Main Overseas Market Interest Rate Review - **US**: From October 10 to October 17, 2025, US Treasury yields declined, with short - and medium - term yields falling by 5 - 6bp and long - term yields falling relatively moderately by 2 - 3bp. Two US regional banks disclosed suspected loan fraud problems, which, along with government shutdown and trade friction concerns, led to an influx of funds into the bond market, pushing yields down [2][10]. - **Europe and Japan**: Japanese government bond yields declined slightly, and German government bond yields declined overall. Japanese government bond yields were affected by the decline in US Treasury yields and strong demand in Japanese government bond auctions. German 10 - year government bond yields reached a new low since June 25 [15]. 2. Other Major Asset Reviews Equity - Russia and South Korea led the gains, while European financial stocks faced pressure and corrected. Russia's MOEX index rose 5.10%, South Korea's Composite Index rose 3.83%, and the US Nasdaq Composite Index rose 2.14%. European bank stocks were affected by the spill - over risk of US regional banks, and the Chinese A - share and Hong Kong stock markets were under pressure due to Sino - US relations and other factors [16]. Commodities - Precious metals led the gains, while energy and cryptocurrencies were under pressure. London gold rose 6.30% and London silver rose 6.58%. Brent crude oil fell 2.30%, and Bitcoin fell 5.70% [17]. Foreign Exchange - Major non - US currencies generally strengthened, while the RMB weakened slightly. The Swiss franc rose 2.14%, and the US dollar was slightly weak due to trade tensions and market expectations of interest rate cuts [18][19]. 3. Market Tracking - The report provides multiple charts, including the US Treasury auction panel, FED WATCH's latest target interest rate expectations, and trends of major global economic indicators such as stock indices, bond yields, and commodity prices, to track market changes [13][14][24]