Today's data selection: Multiple regions across the country have raised their minimum wage standards; The largest range of high temperature weather has hit this year | high temperature | standard

The largest range of hot weather this year has hit big cities. High temperature check-in calendar shows where to look for ultra long standby time

The largest heatwave since the beginning of this year is about to be launched! From July 5th to early next week, North China, Huanghuai and other regions will welcome a new round of super long standby hot weather, and Jiangnan, South China and other regions will also join the "high temperature group chat", resulting in phased sauna weather. During this process, some areas in the north will once again reach 40 ℃, and local areas such as Hebei and Liaoning may experience extreme high temperatures.

In the next week, in major northern cities, high temperatures may occur every day in Shijiazhuang and Jinan, with temperatures reaching up to 40 ℃ in Shijiazhuang around 6 days ago; The extreme high temperature in Zhengzhou is the most prominent, with the highest temperature reaching 41 ℃ for two consecutive days from the 7th to the 8th, resembling an oven outdoors.

The period with the highest temperature and the largest impact range during this process will occur from the 5th to the 7th; From the 8th to the 10th, the range of high temperatures has been reduced due to rainfall and weak cold air. The high temperatures in Beijing, Tianjin, northern Hebei, and southwestern Liaoning have basically ended, but the high temperatures continue in central and southern Hebei, central and northern Henan, and western Shandong.

In the next week, in addition to the persistent high temperatures in the north, many southern regions will also join the "high temperature group chat". Among them, the Sichuan Basin, Jiangnan, and South China will experience phased high temperature weather, mainly concentrated from the 6th to the 7th and from the 11th to the 12th. The highest daily temperature in central Hunan, central Jiangxi, Fujian, and central southern Zhejiang can reach 37-39 ℃.

Nearly 90% of Chinese new home seekers in June are from the group of homebuyers seeking improvement properties

The June 2023 National Housing Index Report released by 58.com and Anjuke on the 4th shows that the demand for improved housing continues to increase in the proportion of new housing seekers. A survey conducted that month showed that three bedroom and four bedroom or more housing is becoming the "first tier option" for purchasing new homes, accounting for as much as 86.8%. In that month, 48.1% of homeseekers hoped to purchase a three bedroom apartment, while 38.7% hoped to purchase a four bedroom or above apartment.

The report shows that the search for new homes in China decreased by 11.3% month on month in June 2023. Zhang Bo, the director of 58 Anjuke Research Institute, believes that the relaxation pace of restrictive real estate policies in various regions has accelerated recently. It is expected that with the continuous release of policy effectiveness and the further strengthening of China's economic recovery stability, the stabilization of the real estate market will still be the main direction in the second half of the year.

From another indicator that reflects market expectations, the report shows that the confidence index of homebuyers in June 2023 was 93.2, a slight decrease of 0.2% compared to the previous month. Among the homebuyers who participated in the survey in June, the proportion of people who purchased two improved housing units was 31.4%, an increase compared to the previous month; The proportion of first-time first-time essential buyers is 53.3%. The report points out that about half of homebuyers believe that the direction of the real estate market regulation policy in July will continue to remain stable; 26.1% of homebuyers believe that the number of units sold in the real estate market will increase in July.

What is the level of annual interest settlement of tens of thousands of yuan for housing provident fund

According to Hangzhou TV's comprehensive channel, recently, the Hangzhou Housing Provident Fund Center completed the interest settlement work for individual accounts of the city's housing provident fund in 2023, paying 2.032 billion yuan in interest to 4.1111 million employees who have paid housing provident fund deposits in Hangzhou, with an average interest settlement of about 494 yuan per person. Provident fund interest payments have gradually been received in various regions. Many netizens have posted their records of interest payments for their provident fund. Some people pay interest in the hundreds, some in the thousands, and some netizens say they pay interest in the tens of thousands this year. According to incomplete statistics, the per capita interest settlement of 172000 employees in Enshi is 1095 yuan, 327000 employees in Xiangyang is 978 yuan, 268000 employees in Xiaogan are 750 yuan, 4008700 employees in Wuhan are 683.29 yuan, 2.17 million employees in Dalian are 562 yuan, 4.1111 million employees in Hangzhou are about 494 yuan, 374900 employees in Zhuzhou are 892.14 yuan, and 419000 employees in Xiaoshan are 476.29 yuan.

According to the Regulations on the Administration of Housing Provident Fund, the housing provident fund shall bear interest at the national prescribed interest rate from the date of deposit into the employee housing provident fund account. According to the relevant regulations of the People's Bank of China, the interest settlement date for the provident fund is June 30th each year, and the interest settlement year is from July 1st of the previous year to June 30th of the current year. After interest settlement, the interest will be automatically transferred and the interest income will be exempt from personal income tax and all belong to the individual.

Multiple regions across the country have raised their minimum wage standards

Starting from July 1st, Shanghai will once again adjust the minimum wage standard, with the monthly minimum wage standard adjusted from 2590 yuan to 2690 yuan, an increase of 100 yuan; The minimum hourly wage has been adjusted from 23 yuan to 24 yuan. Since 2023, Hebei, Shanxi, Guizhou, Qinghai, Anhui, Shaanxi and other regions in China have successively raised the minimum wage standards. As of July 3rd, there are 15 provinces in China with a monthly minimum wage of 2000 yuan or above in the first tier, namely Shanghai, Beijing, Guangdong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Hebei, Tianjin, Shandong, Sichuan, Chongqing, Anhui, Fujian, Hubei, and Henan. Among them, Shanghai's monthly minimum wage standard and hourly minimum wage standard are both the highest in the country.

Nearly 70% of young people earn less than 10000 yuan per month

Recently, the Red Star Capital Bureau conducted an online survey on "Saving and Consumption" among young people aged 20-30 living in first - and second tier cities. Among 2035 valid questionnaires, over 70% of young people with savings below 100000 yuan. Most young people's savings are mainly concentrated in the two deposit ranges of 30000 to 100000 yuan. Young people with savings exceeding 500000, accounting for no more than 2%; And the number of people with savings exceeding one million is even rarer; Among the over 2000 respondents, only a single digit deposit exceeded one million# Will wages increase with age#

Based on the monthly income status of these respondents, nearly 70% of young people indicate that their monthly income is below 10000 yuan. Overall, the monthly income levels of these young people are mainly concentrated in the income ranges of 5000 to 8000 and 8000 to 10000. Only 1% of them indicate that their average monthly income can exceed 50000. Overall, the income of most young people ranges from 5000 to 10000 yuan; Less than 20% of young people earn over 15000 yuan per month.

From the identity status of these young people, nearly 70% of them have not yet entered marriage, are still single or in the stage of dating. The proportion of young people who are married with children and have the pressure of raising children is relatively low, only 10.5%.