What happened in the past 24 hours｜September 23, 2026
【Today’s Highlights】
1. A total of 50 new national standards for food safety were released, covering links such as food production, processing, and distribution. The updated standards provide clearer public benchmarks for consumer product safety and corporate compliance.
2. The Pinglu Canal was introduced as a water transport corridor from Southwest China to the ASEAN region. Coverage focuses on its role in regional transport and logistics patterns and in building a sea-facing “gateway” route.
3. Reverse cross-border online shopping (overseas purchase from abroad returning to China) has attracted attention. Reports cite examples of foreign tourists buying Chinese consumer electronics such as drones, handheld gimbals, wireless microphones, and action camera accessory parts—showcasing new shopping options in inbound consumption.
【A-shares / China Assets】
1. On September 22, the proportion of A-share stocks with turnover rates below 3% continued to fall for a third consecutive day, reaching 70.52%. Meanwhile, the proportion of stocks with turnover rates above 5% rebounded to 15.42%.
2. The CSI Futures market for the FTSE China A50 index opened up 0.27%.
【Overseas Markets】
1. On September 22, U.S. stocks closed mixed. The Dow Jones fell 0.36%, the S&P 500 was essentially flat, and the Nasdaq rose 0.45%, setting another closing record high.
2. Major European indices showed divergence. Germany’s DAX30 and France’s CAC40 edged up, while the UK’s FTSE 100 and Italy’s FTSE MIB closed lower.
【Change Watch】
1. Food safety standards: 50 new national food safety standards were released. Next, pay attention to the implementation arrangements for the standards, corporate compliance announcements, and publicly disclosed regulatory progress.
2. Cross-border consumption: More examples of foreign tourists buying consumer electronics in China have emerged. Next, track inbound consumption data, consumption statistics at ports of entry, and publicly available information on corporate sales.
【Domestic Leads】
1. The concentrated release of the new national food safety standards was highlighted as coverage emphasized improving the food safety standards system from a whole-chain perspective.
【Overseas Leads】
1. Australian airline Qantas continues to push forward with plans for new ultra-long-haul routes amid high fuel prices. The company said it is confident about demand for non-stop services.
Source: Consolidated information from publicly available sources on the internet. For research and study only; not investment advice.
【Today’s Highlights】
1. A total of 50 new national standards for food safety were released, covering links such as food production, processing, and distribution. The updated standards provide clearer public benchmarks for consumer product safety and corporate compliance.
2. The Pinglu Canal was introduced as a water transport corridor from Southwest China to the ASEAN region. Coverage focuses on its role in regional transport and logistics patterns and in building a sea-facing “gateway” route.
3. Reverse cross-border online shopping (overseas purchase from abroad returning to China) has attracted attention. Reports cite examples of foreign tourists buying Chinese consumer electronics such as drones, handheld gimbals, wireless microphones, and action camera accessory parts—showcasing new shopping options in inbound consumption.
【A-shares / China Assets】
1. On September 22, the proportion of A-share stocks with turnover rates below 3% continued to fall for a third consecutive day, reaching 70.52%. Meanwhile, the proportion of stocks with turnover rates above 5% rebounded to 15.42%.
2. The CSI Futures market for the FTSE China A50 index opened up 0.27%.
【Overseas Markets】
1. On September 22, U.S. stocks closed mixed. The Dow Jones fell 0.36%, the S&P 500 was essentially flat, and the Nasdaq rose 0.45%, setting another closing record high.
2. Major European indices showed divergence. Germany’s DAX30 and France’s CAC40 edged up, while the UK’s FTSE 100 and Italy’s FTSE MIB closed lower.
【Change Watch】
1. Food safety standards: 50 new national food safety standards were released. Next, pay attention to the implementation arrangements for the standards, corporate compliance announcements, and publicly disclosed regulatory progress.
2. Cross-border consumption: More examples of foreign tourists buying consumer electronics in China have emerged. Next, track inbound consumption data, consumption statistics at ports of entry, and publicly available information on corporate sales.
【Domestic Leads】
1. The concentrated release of the new national food safety standards was highlighted as coverage emphasized improving the food safety standards system from a whole-chain perspective.
【Overseas Leads】
1. Australian airline Qantas continues to push forward with plans for new ultra-long-haul routes amid high fuel prices. The company said it is confident about demand for non-stop services.
Source: Consolidated information from publicly available sources on the internet. For research and study only; not investment advice.