1.Chinese Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Zeng Guang: it is only 9 months since novel coronavirus was discovered. How long will the exact protection time of each vaccine be after vaccination? it will take a long time and a lot of research work. At present, the positive result is that the serum monitoring results of the earliest vaccinated subjects in China show that the antibody remains at a high level, which suggests that the vaccine may have a longer-term protective effect.

2.Huihua Financial Management Co., Ltd., jointly established by the Bank of China and Oriental Huili, was officially approved to start business on September 24. This means that Huihua Financial Management has become the first Sino-foreign joint venture financial company to be allowed to open. According to the official website, the registered capital is 1 billion yuan, with 55% of Dongfang Huili Asset Management Company and 45% of Bank of China Financial Management Co., Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Bank of China.

3.The European Commission has announced that it will appeal Apple’s $15 billion tax case. As early as August 2016, the European Commission ruled that Apple had illegally evaded 13.1 billion euros ($15 billion) in taxes in Ireland and that Apple had to return the tax to the Irish government. Both Apple and the Irish government expressed dissatisfaction with the ruling and filed an appeal.

4.Britain’s government debt this fiscal year has exceeded its annual peak during the global financial crisis. It is reported that the British government has borrowed 173.7 billion pounds in the five months since the start of the fiscal year in April, surpassing its record of 157.7 billion pounds in the 12 months from the global financial crisis to March 2010. By the end of March 2021, the deficit could reach 372 billion, raising total borrowing to 18.9% of gross domestic product, the highest level since the second world war.

5.About 3500 US companies have taken legal action on Trump’s tariff policy, demanding repayment of taxes paid and calling on the US government to change its tariff policy, Reuters reported Monday. These American companies include automobile companies such as Tesla and Ford, as well as household names in the United States, such as Home Depot and Walgreens. Some companies said in the lawsuit that the US government’s borderless and unrestricted trade war has affected billions of dollars of goods imported by US importers from China.

6.Canadian Pension Fund Investment Corporation: after the COVID-19 epidemic, most economies will face a more serious problem, that is, the government deficit. Monetary policy makers and most central banks are now aware of the need for long-term continued support to ensure a soft landing, which is likely to last until 2021, 2022 or more. While the economic recovery of the United States lags behind, it needs to provide a lot of monetary policy support. Canadian Pension Fund Investment Corporation will continue to invest in China.

7.New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio: although the epidemic of COVID-19 in the city has improved, New York restaurants will implement the outdoor dining plan for a long time. It is reported that the decision was issued by the city hall under increasing pressure from the city council and the city’s struggling restaurants and bars, as well as before the COVID-19 epidemic completely disappeared. indoor dining will continue to be subject to great restrictions.=

8.According to Facebook, Apple has approved a request to allow companies to temporarily suspend the payment of 30% commission for paid online activities. The special arrangement comes at a time of criticism of the way Apple operates its digital market.

9.On September 25, the Department of Environmental quality issued a ban on tap water after a deadly brain-eating amoeba was found in tap water in Texas. Experts say the amoeba usually lives in soil, hot springs or unchlorinated swimming pools. If contaminated water is inhaled through the nose, the amoeba can enter the brain and cause meningoencephalitis, with a fatality rate of 90% - 95%.

10.It is reported that, AlphabetInc. (GOOG) will invest 310 million dollars in a new fund to promote diversity and inclusiveness and relax restrictions on employees who want to talk openly about sexual harassment and retaliatory demands. The new policy includes the option of arbitration for employees and contractors in disputes with the company and a ban on romantic relationships between bosses and subordinates.

11.A total of 176363 people died and 165730 babies were born in South Korea from January to July this year, with a natural population decrease of 10633, with an average monthly decrease of 1519, according to data released by the South Korean Statistics Office on the 28th. South Korea is expected to experience a natural population decline for the first time in history this year.

12.FTSE Russell announced the inclusion of Chinese government bonds in the FTSE World Treasury Index (WGBI), the third global bond index investor to include Chinese government bonds in its timetable after Bloomberg and JPMorgan Chase included Chinese government bonds in their main indices.

13.The three major indexes of US stocks collectively closed higher. The S & P 500 closed up 53.14 points, or 1.61%, at 3351.60; the NASDAQ closed up 203.97, or 1.87%, at 11117.53; and the Dow Jones index closed up 410.10, or 1.51%, at 27584.06.