Jinshi data news on March 4th, Lianhongxinke replied on the interactive platform on March 4th that the company has laid out electronic grade hydrogen chloride and electronic grade chlorine gas, advanced packaging materials for semiconductors and other products in the field of semiconductor materials, and is planning to build other high-purity special gas products and wet electronic chemicals, as well as technical development of semiconductor materials such as photoresist resins.

Golden Ten Data on October 23, Greenyn Ecology announced today that the consortium of its wholly-owned subsidiary, Inner Mongolia Greenyn Ecological Technology Co., Ltd., is the winning bidder of the "Three North" Project Forest, Grass and Wet Wasteland Integrated Protection and Restoration Project (EPC) - Chahar Right Wing Front Banner (Lot 1) Project in Ulanqab City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The bid price is 85.4617 million yuan, the construction period is 706 calendar days, the new maintenance is 1 year, and the later maintenance is 2 years. The implementation of this project will occupy a certain amount of the company's funds.

According to BlockBeats news, on October 17th, Jonathan de Wet, the Chief Investment Officer of Zerocap, stated in an investor report that the BTC pump momentum is still strong. 'We expect BTC to reach $70,000 in the next few weeks,' de Wet said.

Danni Hewson, head of financial analysis at AJ Bell, said the UK's economic rise rate of 0.6% in the first quarter would boost economic confidence, although it could give policymakers in the UK Central Bank a reason to pause interest rate cuts for the time being. She said that the decline in the Inflation rate and the rise in wages pump made households' savings long a little, and they also increased their spending. Central Bank Governor Bailey painted a picture of the coming economic recovery, and interest rate cuts will further boost the recovery. But the resilience shown by longing sectors can be seen as a reason for monetary policy committee members to wait a little longer. She added that services and manufacturing helped offset the challenges facing the construction sector, including wet weather and interest rate hikes by the Central Bank.

The UK economy rebounded modestly in November and still faces a technical recession. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) reported that gross domestic product (GDP) grew 0.3% month-on-month in November, reversing a 0.3% decline in October. Economists had expected a 0.2% increase. This means that the economy will need to be at least flat in December to avoid a contraction for the entire quarter, which was weighed down by wet weather and doctors' strikes.

Analysts said UK GDP fell more than expected in July, suggesting the economy was losing momentum, although this was partly caused by industrial strike action and unusually wet weather. There is a high chance that the current data will be well below the Bank of England's growth forecast for the third quarter, but they do not believe this will hinder a rate hike at the September meeting. Cost pressures in the UK remain too great for the central bank to be constrained by growth concerns just yet. Their base case scenario is that interest rates will peak at 5.75% in November, from currently 5.25%, although if economic activity continues to weaken at the current rate, it is not difficult to see the Bank of England pausing rate hikes for longer than they expect. Be earlier.