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China's total installed power generation capacity in August was 410,302 MW so far this year, compared with 407,820 MW in the previous month.
2026-09-24
China's total installed power generation capacity in August was 410,302 MW so far this year, compared with 407,820 MW in the previous month.
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2026-09-24
China A-shares closed lower after opening weak. Shanghai Composite fell 1.22%, Shenzhen Composite down 2.34%, ChiNext down 2.68%. Wind-power equipment led gains with Jixin Technology hitting its daily limit. Shipping and ports rallied in the afternoo
China A-shares closed lower after opening weak. Shanghai Composite fell 1.22%, Shenzhen Composite down 2.34%, ChiNext down 2.68%. Wind-power equipment led gains with Jixin Technology hitting its daily limit. Shipping and ports rallied in the afternoon; Xiamen Port hit the limit-up. Coal names were active (Yunmei Energy limit-up); robotics also firm with Luozhou Co. at limit. New listing N Bairuiji closed roughly 331% higher. Lagging sectors included precious metals, PCBs, grain, CPO, glass substrates and energy metals. Turnover on the Shanghai and Shenzhen bourses totaled 1.65 tln yuan, down about 111.6 bln yuan versus yesterday; roughly 1,100 stocks rose and 4,000 fell.
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It is reported that dozens of U.S. refining companies and business groups have written to Trump urging him to reject any measures that would impose a diesel export ban.
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