Navigating The New Regulations: How Listed Companies Are…

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Investors asked Dr ST Peng, Liuzhou Iron and Steel Co, Ltd., ST Jiuyou, Kangxin New Materials and other companies whether the companies would face delisting after the introduction of the new regulations.

On April 15, the first trading day after the introduction of the new “Nine National Regulations”, on the interactive platform for investors, the impact of the new regulations on dividends and delisting on listed companies became the focus of investors’ attention, many of which listed companies spoke out to respond to the immediate impact.

On April 12, the State Council published “Several Opinions on Strengthening Supervision and Preventing Risks to Promote High-Quality Development of the Capital Market.” In order to promote the implementation of the “1+N” policy system, on the same day, the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges simultaneously solicited public opinion on 19 specific business rules including the “Stock Listing and Publication Review Rules ” and ” Stock Listing Rules”, which are related to improving detailed rules include listing conditions, regulating share discounts, strengthening merger and acquisition supervision, improving dividend supervision requirements, and strict delisting standards.

Li Xuemei, a partner in PricewaterhouseCoopers’ China Capital Markets Services Department, told Shell Finance reporters that the new “Nine National Regulations” release a signal to improve the inherent stability of the capital market and echo the requirements of this year’s government work report.

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Inflation Slowdown In Germany Confirmed To 2.2% In…

Annual inflation in Germany was 2.2% in March, the lowest level since May 2021, confirmed this Friday by the German federal statistics agency (Destatis), which had already estimated this number based on provisional data.

Compared to February, consumer prices increased by 0.4% in March.

The value shows a downward trend, after inflation was 2.9% in January and 2.5% in February. “The inflation rate fell again. Energy and food prices were again a moderating factor for the second month in a row”, said Destatis president, Ruth Brand.

Energy prices decreased by 2.7% compared to March 2023 and the decline, of 4.6%, was particularly evident in domestic consumption.

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Interest rates do not change, but ECB prepares ground for decline

Electricity prices decreased by 8.1% and gas prices by 9.2%.

Fuels, on the other hand, increased by 0.3%, heating oil by 0.4% and prices for district heating systems rose by 20.6%.

Excluding the impact of food and energy, underlying inflation in Germany stood at 3.3%, a tenth of a percentage point lower than in February.

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Verizon Customers Have Just One Day Left To…

Don’t Miss Out on Your Share of the $100 Million Verizon Settlement The Importance of Claiming Your Money

Verizon customers who were charged an administrative fee between January 1, 2016, and November 8, 2023 are eligible to claim a portion of the $100 million settlement. The deadline for submitting your claim online or by mail is tonight at 11:59 p.m. PT.

If you don’t claim your share on time, you forfeit your right to any future legal action against Verizon related to this matter. Therefore, if you’re eligible for a payment but haven’t submitted your claim yet – do it now!

  • To qualify for payment:
  1. You must be a current or former individual customer in the United States
  2. You must have received postpaid wireless or data services from Verizon.
  3. You were charged and paid an Administrative Charge and/or an Administrative and Telco Recovery Charge between January 1, 2016 and November 8, 2023.

How Much Will You Get?

The amount that eligible individuals will get is expected to vary based on how long they were subject to the administrative fee. The base payment set is $15 with an additional dollar added for each month subjected to this fee that prompted plaintiffs of this lawsuit to sue Verizon Wireless.

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[Yahoo Morning Trading]U.S. Stocks Plummeted And Taiwanese Stocks…

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Affected by the resurgence of inflation and the postponement of the Federal Reserve’s interest rate cut, the U.S. stock market plunged 400 points and fell below the monthly line and weakened. However, the Taiwan stock market fell dozens of points this morning and was limited to 20,700 points. The stock market expert and deputy general manager of Qida Investment Consulting Li Yongnian said in an interview earlier this year (November 11) that the market was mainly supported by the rise of TSMC (2330), a red-hot stock, and legal persons were willing to protect the market. However, he suggested that investors should not rush to buy or sell, and should pay attention to the second half in case of another reversal. Turning downward may trigger panic selling pressure. If it falls sharply, first check whether there is support at 20430 points.

Further reading:[Taiwan Stocks Flash Report]TSMC fell 4 yuan at the opening and once turned red, Taiwan stocks turned miserable

[Yahoo morning trading]U.S. stocks plummeted and Taiwanese stocks only fell slightly. Analyst Li Yongnian: Don’t worry! Wait for the second half.File photo: Central News Agency

Analyst on duty today: Li Yongnian, deputy general manager of Qida Investment Consulting

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The Private Sector Adheres To The Reforms Of…

The stakeholder consultation took place yesterday at the Mining Business Center in Ivato.

The stakeholder consultation day to finalize the decree implementing the mining code saw the participation of the community of mining operators and public authorities.

The private sector is joining the extractive sector reform process. The operators define themselves as partners in the mining development of the Big Island. At least, that is what the representatives of the operators indicate, notably through the Chamber of Mines. They came together as stakeholders during yesterday’s consultation at the Mining Business Center.

Discussions focused on finalizing the implementing decree of the recent mining code. The words are matched by the deed: “We are willing to register as partners in the effort which must make the mining sector a lever of economic development and a contributor to the large-scale industrialization of the country,” he said. declared Jean-Luc Marquetoux, president of the Chamber of Mines.

For private sector operators, it is also necessary to reassure the country’s mining community that the Big Island is an investment destination that is gradually rebuilding its image. The public consultation process is one of these approaches, included in the reforms initiated in the mining code.

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An Israeli Company Is Testing A Line To…

The Israeli newspaper Jerusalem Post reported that an “Israeli” digital shipping company is preparing to operate a line of fuel tankers from “Israeli” ports to Arab countries.

According to the newspaper, the company “TrakNet” signed an agreement with a Gulf company, “the name of which was not mentioned in the newspaper,” that will soon conduct an experiment to test the procedures for implementing transportation operations, and the use of Jordanian or Israeli tankers for transportation operations will also be considered.

The newspaper quoted the CEO of the Israeli company, Hanan Friedman, as saying: He announced the first experimental agreement of its kind, and the aim of this technology is to test the planning process for transporting large quantities of fuel and related products from the opposite direction, from the Mediterranean Sea, through the ports of Israel and from there to Arab countries and the Gulf.”

According to the newspaper, this could be a large logistics project and would reach the goal of transporting 34,000 tons of fuel and products per month, or about 800 containers.

It is noteworthy that the company “Traknet” operates in Europe, the Arabian Gulf and Israel, and the Gulf is one of the largest suppliers of crude oil in the world.

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General Director Of Ebury Believes In The Possibility…

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In an unusually calm week in terms of data, the CPI reports from the United Kingdom (Wednesday) and Japan (Thursday) will give us the main references, as well as a series of speeches from the ECB and the Federal Reserve at the throughout the week.

According to David Brito, General Director of Ebury, to Executive Digest, markets should continue to deal mainly with the consequences of the US CPI report and the possibility of Federal Reserve cuts being postponed until the end of the year.

The expert also highlights that “the March report on inflation in the US constituted yet another unpleasant surprise for the Federal Reserve, having been above expectations and confirming that the disinflationary trend of 2023 has completely stagnated and perhaps even partially reversed”.

In turn, Treasury yields rose sharply, investors lowered expectations of cuts and the dollar soared against all the world’s major currencies.

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Petrol Prices At Six-Month Highs. The Gap Is…

The petrol price meter at the pumps does not play to dampen the controversies that have erupted in recent days. At the reopening of the week, in fact, the prices according to the Daily relay they are at a six-month high for green, while diesel is slightly decreasing. This widens the gap between the two fuels.

It must be said that on the international oil markets there are no major shocks at the moment, despite Iran’s first attack on Israel: there is hope that there will be no escalation. And in fact this morning Brent opened lower, falling below 90 dollars. However, it remains a market that moves at different levels and for consumers it is more useful to know that Friday the prices of refined products recorded their second consecutive increase, due more to structural causes than to the events of the last few days, explains Staffetta. As for fuel prices, petrol starts to rise again, reaching its highest level in exactly six months, while diesel prices record a slight decline. Among the individual houses, in the daily survey it emerges that Q8 increased recommended petrol prices by two cents per litre. For Tamoil we record an increase of one cent per liter on petrol and diesel.

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Stellantis, After The Governments Accusations, Farewell To Alfa…

Change of name for Alfa Milano which from today is called Alfa Junior. A choice made in Alfa Romeo after the words of Minister of Business and Made in Italy, Adolfo Ursowhich accused Stellantis and the Biscione d brandi “not being able to make a car called Milano in Poland, because it is a fallacious indication that goes against the law on Italian Sounding. In short, it is a name prohibited by law.”

A choice that satisfies the requests of the Meloni government and that the CEO of Alfa, Jean-Philippe Learned, he took after having a confrontation with the ministry on Friday evening. A way, too, to “stop the controversy”, says the CEO. And he adds: “Despite believing that the name Milano complies with all legal requirements, and in consideration of the fact that there are strictly topical issues more relevant than the name of a new car, Alfa decides to change the name from Milano to Junior, in with a view to promoting a climate of serenity and relaxation”.

Alfa Milano, because Urso is wrong about the name. The expert: “A car is not like Barolo or Parmigiano, the choice has an iconic meaning” by Diego Longhin 11 April 2024

The name Milano,

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