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FTSE A50 futures closed down 0.68% in the overnight session, at 14,847 points

FTSE A50 futures closed down 0.37% in consecutive night trading, at 14,900 points

China services activity picks up in January, hiring hits 6-month high: survey

China's services activity grew at its fastest rate in three months in January, with the RatingDog China General Services PMI rising to 52.3. This increase was driven by stronger new orders and a rise in hiring, reaching a six-month high. Despite this positive trend, an official survey indicated a slowdown in both factory and services activity. Analysts suggest that recent measures may need more time to impact sentiment. Looking ahead, consumption-oriented services are expected to benefit from the upcoming Spring Festival holiday, while producer services may face a seasonal decline.

FTSE A50 futures closed down 0.09% in the continuous night session, at 14,738 points

Global capital targets Chinese assets, domestic ETFs go overseas to attract "fresh water"

In recent years, global interest in Chinese assets has increased, and domestic ETFs are actively "going abroad," such as the CNI A500 ETF, which enters the international market through the connectivity mechanism, providing investors with more tools for Chinese asset allocation. At the same time, overseas funds continue to flow into the Chinese market, especially with the significant growth of Chinese-themed ETFs listed in the U.S. International asset management giants believe that Chinese stock valuations are attractive, and the market is expected to continue rising, with technology, pharmaceuticals, and new energy sectors worth paying attention to