一 | 长江商学院周三公布的8月中国企业经营状况指数（BCI ）录得48.3，较7月的50.1小幅回落。 US President Joe Biden is expected in the Palestinian Authority later this month, where he will meet a number of senior officials, including the PNA's president Mahmoud Abbas.,In recent months, officials in Ramallah have grown increasingly frustrated with the Biden administration, because of its inability to deliver promises made to the Palestinians during his pre-election campaign.,Broken Promises?,Palestinians had expected that Biden would open a consulate in East Jerusalem to compensate them for moving the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in 2018. That, however, didn't happen, something that served to strengthen the Palestinians' anger.,They also hoped he would renew the operation of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation's office in Washington that was shut down under Donald Trump. And they anticipated that the new boss in DC would unlock much-needed funds to the Palestinians after their budget was significantly trimmed in 2018.,"In his visit, Joe Biden is not going to deal with the most acute issues that have been bothering the Palestinians," says Hani Al Masri, a Ramallah-based political analyst. "They will not talk about freezing Israel's settlement activity. Nor will they focus on Israel's attacks on worshippers, or their arrests and assassinations. They will only speak about how to make sure Abbas survives and remains in his seat.",Abbas has become increasingly unpopular with the general public in the Palestinian territories. According to a recent poll, conducted by the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research, more than 70 percent of Palestinians would like Abbas to resign, and 84 percent believed his government was corrupt.,But so far as Washington is concerned, says Al Masri, it is vital Abbas remains in position as he adheres to the security cooperation with Israel and is opposed to Hamas and this is why Washington would like to see him stay put, the analyst argues.,Shifting Interests,However, there's another reason Washington supports Abbas - America's domestic policy and its national interests.,"Right now, there are many other issues that occupy decision makers in Washington ahead of their mid-terms in November. One of them is Ukraine. Another one is their struggle to replace Russian energy. A third is the Iranian nuclear file. They have no room for any Israeli-Palestinian peace process," explains Al Masri.,Israel, for its part, doesn't seem interested in a peace process either. Although Prime Minister Yair Lapid, during his first official trip to France, said he would be willing to meet Abbas, such a meeting has not been scheduled. For the next three months, the Jewish state's interim PM will be busy with his pre-election campaign. A regulation of the conflict with the Palestinians will not be a priority for him.,US Embassy in Jerusalem Calls For Calm Following Clashes Between Israelis and Palestinians15 April, 14:47 GMT,Americans, Al Masri reckons, understand this and this is why they will not apply pressure to Israel preferring rather to retain the status quo. At the same time, those in Washington who want to present themselves as supporters of the Palestinians will ask officials in Jerusalem to make certain concessions.,Those are likely to include additional work permits to Gazans or removing some restrictions on worshippers, who pray at the Al Aqsa mosque in East Jerusalem. "Anything major is out of question," Al Masri declares.,"At present, what we can expect is only small and rather insignificant steps. Biden's trip will not bring a breakthrough. It is not in the interests of any side."。该指数由四个分指数以算术平均的方式构成。本月这四个分指数出现了一升三降的局面。企业销售前瞻指数由上月的60.0升至本月的60.3。
二 | 企业利润前瞻指数本月为42.1，上月为45.7。
三 | 企业融资环境指数本月为43.6，上月为44.3。企业库存前瞻指数本月为47.2，上月为50.3。
四 | 除上述四项指数，长江商学院在问卷中询问了企业对成本、价格情况的预期。本月企业用工成本前瞻指数出现了微幅下降，上月该指数为70.4，本月为69.8。
五 | 企业总成本前瞻指数本月出现了微幅上升，上月为70.4，本月为70.9。消费品价格前瞻指数本月出现了小幅下降，上月的指数为46.6，本月为43.9。（界面新闻记者 辛圆）。
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