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Boc International China Co Ltd

BOC International (China) Co., Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the securities business in China. The company offers equity and debt financing, financial advisory, and new third board services; research and institutional business services; wealth management, including financial product distribution, PB services, investment advisory, and repurchase; securities brokerage; credit, such as margin trading, securities lending, and stock pledge; stock options; intermediary business services; and investment management. It also provides securities investment consulting; securities underwriting and sponsorship; proprietary securities trading; securities asset management; distribution of mutual funds; management of publicly offered mutual funds; private equity investment; alternative investment; and futures. The company was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Shanghai, China.

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Tencent begins internal testing of AI content creation platform for individuals

Tencent has started internal testing of an AI content creation platform for individuals. In addition, Tencent has updated WorkBuddy, introducing a collaborative editing feature between humans and AI. Meanwhile, BOCI has maintained a buy rating on Tencent, indicating that it will also maintain a cautious stance on expanding AI investments.
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Brokerage sector bucks the trend in afternoon trading, Chinalin Securities hits daily limit, Huaan Securities rebounds after 30% monthly drop

On July 29, the A-share brokerage sector strengthened against the market in the afternoon, with the Securities II Shenwan index rising more than 2% intraday and attracting net main capital inflows of 4.215 billion yuan. Chinalin Securities hit the daily limit in the afternoon, becoming the only stock in the sector to do so. Bank of China Securities closed up 4.74%, and Guosheng Securities rose 3.75%. Huaan Securities, which had plunged nearly 30% in July and ranked at the bottom of the sector, saw an oversold recovery, closing up 4.04% with full-day turnover of 1.695 billion yuan. Industry insiders believe this round of brokerage strength is the result of multiple positive factors converging, including phased progress in the year's largest brokerage merger deal valued at 25.12 billion yuan, intensive share buybacks by brokerages to support prices, the realization of positive interim earnings forecasts, the sector's price-to-book valuation sitting at a ten-year low, and a market style rotation into large financials, all fueling a valuation repair rally.
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