China Announces AI and Technology Innovation Policies, ETF Growth, and Tesla Q3 Earnings

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On October 22, 2026, China introduced new AI and technology innovation policies, advancing the AI + crypto narrative with a focus on core technologies such as integrated circuits and industrial machinery. The Shanghai Stock Exchange confirmed the launch of active ETFs, with five products exceeding 100 billion yuan in assets. Blockchain innovation is gaining momentum as national-level investors increase their stakes in key stocks. NVIDIA’s CEO highlighted advancements in AI factories and robotics at GTC Berlin. Tesla’s Q3 revenue declined by 0.2%, while Wens Food and Beverage reported a 4.96 billion yuan loss for the first nine months.

HuoXing Finance News, October 22: Pre-market highlights for A-shares: 1. The General Office of the CPC Central Committee and the General Office of the State Council issued opinions on promoting deep integration of scientific and technological innovation with industrial innovation, proposing to fully implement the “AI+” initiative to empower all industries through comprehensive AI application, and to achieve decisive breakthroughs in key core technologies such as integrated circuits, machine tools, and high-end instruments. 2. The Shanghai Stock Exchange held a market mobilization meeting yesterday for the first batch of actively managed ETFs, aiming to foster collaboration among market participants to ensure the smooth launch and operation of the首批 actively managed ETFs and to guide medium- and long-term capital into the market. 3. Shanghai issued the “Shanghai Urban Renewal Three-Year Action Plan (2026–2028),” planning to renovate 700,000 square meters of aging residential buildings into fully equipped units and develop landmark public spaces such as the Lujiazui Public Space and Beibei Fuxing Island. 4. Recently, ETF assets have continued to rebound, with the number of products exceeding RMB 100 billion expanding again. As of the close on October 21, there were five ETFs in China with total assets exceeding RMB 100 billion. On October 20, net inflows into equity ETFs reached RMB 10.792 billion, including RMB 11.504 billion into broad-market ETFs; credit bond ETFs saw net inflows of RMB 7.407 billion, reflecting a dual trend of capital allocation toward broad-market and credit bond ETFs. 5. According to the latest report released by the China Banking Wealth Management Registration & Custody Center, as of the end of Q3 2026, a total of 147 banking institutions and 32 wealth management companies in China had ongoing wealth management products, with 54,300 products in circulation and a total scale of RMB 3.537 trillion, representing a year-over-year increase of 10.08%. 6. As third-quarter financial reports are gradually disclosed, the investment activities of China’s “national team” in Q3 have come to light. According to disclosed holdings, Guoxin Investment increased its positions in several stocks including Youyan New Materials and Haiguang Information, while Guoxin Hongsheng entered the top ten circulating shareholders of China Jushi and China Ship Special Gas for the first time. 7. Jensen Huang’s GTC Berlin speech: AI factory deployment timelines have been shortened to as little as 14 days; intelligent agents and physical AI are accelerating deployment; the computing industry stands at the dawn of a new industrial revolution; a humanoid robot platform is expected to launch in 2027. 8. The electronic components industry has entered a high-growth cycle; Samsung Electro-Mechanics’ MLCC lead times have extended to 52 weeks, with delivery delays also affecting low-capacity and automotive-grade MLCCs. 9. Tesla reported Q3 revenue of $28.05 billion, a 0.2% year-over-year decline, with automotive revenue at $20.56 billion, down 3%; Q3 operating profit was $718 million, down 56% year-over-year. 10. Duan Yongping stated he will continue buying Pop Mart shares. 11. Wenshi Group: Net loss for the first nine months amounted to RMB 4.961 billion, primarily due to a sharp decline in prices of its main product, live pigs. (KeGuBao Report)

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