Market-related information should be correct so that a correct market prospect can be ensured. Correctness is the lifeline of information. Information should guarantee timeliness. Only timely information can be valuable. In order to provide hot information, prompt correction, analysis and transmission should be guaranteed.
Environments surrounding foreign markets are complex and rapidly changing.
Therefore, information should be systematically analyzed to sort out incidental factors, and establish a correct prospect. Information on foreign markets should guarantee practicality. Collected information should be concise for the convenience of users. Information on foreign markets should accompany economic efficiency. Collected information should be reasonable in editing but useful in utilization.