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Apple futures contracts fell 2.00% intraday, currently trading at 6079.00 yuan/ton.Bank of England Governor Bailey will participate in a fireside chat in ten minutes.The New Taiwan dollar fell to 32.468 against the US dollar, its lowest level since early August.On October 16th, the Hong Kong Low-Altitude Economy Development Working Group, in collaboration with industry stakeholders, explored the establishment of a demonstration zone for exporting low-altitude economy products. This initiative aims to provide one-stop supporting services for low-altitude economy import and export trade, further supporting the overseas expansion of Chinas low-altitude economy enterprises. Furthermore, China ranks among the worlds leaders in low-altitude economy development, particularly in drone manufacturing, the complete industrial chain, and application scenarios. Given the current lack of international consensus on unified low-altitude technology standards, Hong Kong, as an international aviation hub and international innovation and technology center, possesses superior conditions to establish a low-altitude economy standard framework that aligns with international standards and connects with mainland China. To this end, the Hong Kong SAR Government has been validating various low-altitude economy technologies through the Low-Altitude Economy Regulatory Sandbox and "Regulatory Sandbox X" to improve local low-altitude economy standards. The Hong Kong SAR Government actively promotes enhanced cooperation with the mainland (especially the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area) and overseas jurisdictions, supporting the alignment of local low-altitude standards with those of the mainland and international standards.October 16th - Hong Kongs first five-year plan proposes to build a low-altitude innovation application hub in the Asia-Pacific region. The Hong Kong Low-Altitude Economy Development Working Group is working diligently to formulate the "Action Plan for the Development of the Low-Altitude Economy," improving the regulatory framework, standards development, and infrastructure construction. It is understood that related actions include close cooperation with the Mainland to expedite cross-border low-altitude logistics test flights and gradually expand the low-altitude cross-border logistics network in the Greater Bay Area; promoting research on low-altitude infrastructure technologies; and developing a smart low-altitude traffic management system. Currently, the Hong Kong SAR Government has commenced drafting work and will continue to solicit opinions, with the draft expected to be completed this year.
