美元兑港元升至7.78的4周高点。过去4周，美元香港上涨0.02%，过去12个月下跌0.6%。

USDHKD increased to a 4-week high of 7.78. Over the past 4 weeks, US Dollar Hong Kong Dollar gained 0.02%, and in the last 12 months, it decreased 0.6%.

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The Hang Seng fell 152 points or 0.65% to close at 23,427 on Friday, snapping two-day gains amid broad-based losses. The index lost 1.1% for the week, marking its third straight weekly fall as investors fled riskier assets over mounting concerns that new U.S. tariffs could hurt global growth. President Trump plans to introduce a 25% tariff on auto imports and new reciprocal tariffs on key trading partners from April 2. Caution also prevailed ahead of U.S. PCE inflation data later today and China’s March PMI figures next week. However, declines were cushioned by Chinese President Xi Jinping’s fresh pledge to improve access and regain market confidence during a meeting with global business leaders in Beijing. Meantime, Trump signaled a willingness to ease tariffs on China to enable a deal for ByteDance to sell TikTok. Notable laggards included Semicon Manufacturing (-4.5%), Lenovo Group (-4.2%), and KE Hlds. (-3.0%), while auto stocks also fell, led by Nio (-7.2%) and Li Auto (-3.4%).

恒生指数周五下跌152点，收于23427点，跌幅0.65%，在广泛下跌的情况下结束了两天的涨幅。该指数本周下跌1.1%，标志着连续第三周下跌，因为投资者越来越担心美国新的关税可能会损害全球经济增长，纷纷逃离风险较高的资产。特朗普总统计划从4月2日起对汽车进口征收25%的关税，并对主要贸易伙伴征收新的互惠关税。在今天晚些时候公布美国个人消费支出通胀数据和下周公布中国3月份采购经理人指数之前，人们也普遍持谨慎态度。然而，中国习近平主席的在北京与全球商界领袖举行的会议上，再次承诺改善准入，恢复市场信心，这缓解了股市下跌。与此同时，特朗普表示愿意放松对中国的关税，以便字节跳动能够出售TikTok。明显落后的包括半导体制造（-4.5%）、联想集团（-4.2%）和KE-Hlds。（-3.0%），而汽车股也下跌，蔚来汽车（-7.2%）和李汽车（-3.4%）领跌。

The Hang Seng fell 152 points or 0.65% to close at 23,427 on Friday, snapping two-day gains amid broad-based losses. The index lost 1.1% for the week, marking its third straight weekly fall as investors fled riskier assets over mounting concerns that new U.S. tariffs could hurt global growth. President Trump plans to introduce a 25% tariff on auto imports and new reciprocal tariffs on key trading partners from April 2. Caution also prevailed ahead of U.S. PCE inflation data later today and China’s March PMI figures next week. However, declines were cushioned by Chinese President Xi Jinping’s fresh pledge to improve access and regain market confidence during a meeting with global business leaders in Beijing. Meantime, Trump signaled a willingness to ease tariffs on China to enable a deal for ByteDance to sell TikTok. Notable laggards included Semicon Manufacturing (-4.5%), Lenovo Group (-4.2%), and KE Hlds. (-3.0%), while auto stocks also fell, led by Nio (-7.2%) and Li Auto (-3.4%).

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The Hang Seng fell 152 points or 0.65% to close at 23,427 on Friday, snapping two-day gains amid broad-based losses. The index lost 1.1% for the week, marking its third straight weekly fall as investors fled riskier assets over mounting concerns that new U.S. tariffs could hurt global growth. President Trump plans to introduce a 25% tariff on auto imports and new reciprocal tariffs on key trading partners from April 2. Caution also prevailed ahead of U.S. PCE inflation data later today and China’s March PMI figures next week. However, declines were cushioned by Chinese President Xi Jinping’s fresh pledge to improve access and regain market confidence during a meeting with global business leaders in Beijing. Meantime, Trump signaled a willingness to ease tariffs on China to enable a deal for ByteDance to sell TikTok. Notable laggards included Semicon Manufacturing (-4.5%), Lenovo Group (-4.2%), and KE Hlds. (-3.0%), while auto stocks also fell, led by Nio (-7.2%) and Li Auto (-3.4%).