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Dow Jones Top Markets Headlines at 3 AM ET: Global Stocks Retreat After Trump Tariff Threat | What ...

Global stocks fell following Trump's tariff threats, impacting European equities and U.S. futures. Gold and silver prices reached new highs. U.K. unemployment remained at 5.1%, higher than expected. Chinese policymakers are focusing on boosting domestic demand amid economic imbalances. Japan's long-term bond yields surged due to election-related fiscal concerns. Eurozone ministers backed Croatia's Vujcic for ECB vice president. A Supreme Court case regarding Trump's ability to fire a Federal Reserve governor is upcoming. NYSE plans a 24/7 trading platform for blockchain securities. IMF warns of growth risks from tariffs and geopolitical tensions.

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The Hang Seng Index closed down 0.29%, and the Hang Seng TECH Index fell 1.16%

36Kr learned that the Hang Seng Index closed down 0.29%, and the Hang Seng Tech Index fell 1.16%; new consumption, non-ferrous metals, and building materials sectors led the gains, with Pop Mart rising over 9% and Mao Geping rising over 4%. CHIFENG GOLD rose over 3%, and WESTCHINACEMENT rose over 2%; hardware equipment, automotive, and semiconductor sectors led the declines, with PANASIALUM falling over 14%, BYD Company falling over 3%, and Innovent falling over 2%; southbound funds had a net purchase of HKD 3.663 billion

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Citigroup Outlook 2026 Chinese Insurance Industry: Life Insurance Enters Golden Era, Property Insurance CoR Continues to Improve

Citigroup estimates that over 70 trillion RMB in deposits will mature by 2026. In a low-interest reinvestment environment, retail investors have a lower risk appetite but desire higher returns, creating a historic opportunity for the life insurance industry to expand. Additionally, Citigroup expects that the property and casualty insurance industry will continue to achieve a steady growth of 4% in premiums by 2026, primarily driven by auto insurance and personal property insurance businesses. In terms of the combined ratio, there is still room for further improvement after excluding the impact of natural disaster losses

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+0.49%
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PNGAY
-2.57%
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+0.49%
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601318
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PNGAY
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According to the "All-Day Express," the Hang Seng Index closed at 26,487 points, down 76 points; the Hang Seng TECH Index closed at 5,683 points, down 66 points. POP MART rose over 9%, while WanGuo Gold Group, Nanshan Aluminum International, Luk Fook, China Southern Airlines, and China Taiping reached new highs with active trading

The Hang Seng Index closed at 26,487 points, down 76 points or 0.3%; the Hang Seng TECH Index reported 5,683 points, down 66 points or 1.2%. The total market turnover was HKD 237.766 billion. Among the actively traded blue-chip stocks, Xiaomi, Tencent, and Meituan all fell, while Ping An slightly rose. POP MART surged over 9%, and China Life, CHINA RES LAND, and others also saw increases. Overall market performance was weak, with some small and medium-sized stocks experiencing significant volatility

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01109
+3.71%
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STECH
-1.16%
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09992
+9.07%
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01109
+3.71%
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STECH
-1.16%

Robinsons indicates that nearly 40% of CEOs plan to expand into new industries, the value of AI is becoming increasingly apparent, and cyber threats have become a major concern

The "29th Global CEO Survey Asia-Pacific Report" released by PwC shows that 37% of CEOs in the Asia-Pacific region plan to expand into new industries in the next three years, particularly in areas such as technology and health services. 39% of CEOs reported that AI has generated additional revenue, while 26% have seen cost reductions. However, 59% of CEOs are optimistic about the improvement of the global economy, but confidence in their own revenue growth has declined, with only 21% stating they are "very confident." Cyber threats are considered a major concern, with Asia-Pacific CEOs expressing greater concern about these risks compared to other regions

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