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英国通货膨胀率下降。根据Forex Factory的数据，消费者价格指数（CPI）读数低于预期：虽然分析师预测从之前的2.8%同比下降至2.7%，但实际CPI数字为2.6%。

Inflation in the UK Has Fallen.According to Forex Factory, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) reading came in below expectations: while analysts had forecast a decline to 2.7% year-on-year from the previous 2.8%, the actual CPI figure was 2.6%.

2月份英国DCLG房价指数（同比）高于预期（5.1%）：实际（5.4%）。2月份英国DCLG房价指数（同比）高于预期（5.1%）：实际（5.4%）

United Kingdom DCLG House Price Index (YoY) above expectations (5.1%) in February: Actual (5.4%).United Kingdom DCLG House Price Index (YoY) above expectations (5.1%) in February: Actual (5.4%)

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The Hang Seng tumbled 409 points or 1.9% to close at 21,057 on Wednesday, snapping six-session of gains as U.S. futures plunged amid mounting uncertainty over U.S. trade tariffs. Markets fell from a two-month high after some major banks, including Morgan Stanley and UBS, cut China’s 2024 growth outlook due to tariff pressure. Goldman Sachs also warned that previous export frontloading may weigh on Q2 growth. China’s economy expanded 5.4% yoy in Q1, holding steady for the second quarter and beating consensus of 5.1%. Losses were almost broad-based, led by tech stocks, with the sector sinking 3.7% after Nvidia disclosed a potential $5.5 billion charge tied to new U.S. export curbs on its H20 AI chips. Alibaba fell 4.1%, and Tencent dipped 2.6%. Still, the index trimmed its early declines after Premier Li Qiang called for stronger efforts to boost consumption and domestic demand. Notable laggards included Meituan (-7.4%), Kuaishou Tech. (-4.6%), Wuxi Biologics (-4.5%), and Xiaomi (-4.4%).

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The Hang Seng tumbled 409 points or 1.9% to close at 21,057 on Wednesday, snapping six-session of gains as U.S. futures plunged amid mounting uncertainty over U.S. trade tariffs. Markets fell from a two-month high after some major banks, including Morgan Stanley and UBS, cut China’s 2024 growth outlook due to tariff pressure. Goldman Sachs also warned that previous export frontloading may weigh on Q2 growth. China’s economy expanded 5.4% yoy in Q1, holding steady for the second quarter and beating consensus of 5.1%. Losses were almost broad-based, led by tech stocks, with the sector sinking 3.7% after Nvidia disclosed a potential $5.5 billion charge tied to new U.S. export curbs on its H20 AI chips. Alibaba fell 4.1%, and Tencent dipped 2.6%. Still, the index trimmed its early declines after Premier Li Qiang called for stronger efforts to boost consumption and domestic demand. Notable laggards included Meituan (-7.4%), Kuaishou Tech. (-4.6%), Wuxi Biologics (-4.5%), and Xiaomi (-4.4%).