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What kind of week will this be? Global stock markets are facing a "tariff storm," and U.S. Treasury bonds are back in focus.
Since this quarter, U.S. Treasury bonds have outperformed Stocks, with a cumulative increase of more than 2%, while the S&P 500 Index has declined by about 5%. Analysis suggests that the 'reciprocal tariff' policy may impact the stock of Industries such as Autos, chips, and Pharmaceuticals, while the outlook of economic downturn and declining stock market will continue to elevate U.S. Treasury bonds as a safe haven Assets.
The A-shares opened lower collectively, the GEM fell by 1%, and the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index dropped over 1%, while NIO fell by over 5%.
On the market, most individual stocks fell, with over 4,200 stocks declining. In terms of sectors, New energy Fund vehicles, home appliances, and Electrical Utilities were among the top gainers, while Robot Concept, Software, and Internet were among the top losers. The Hang Seng Index and the Hang Seng Technology Index both fell over 1%. Most Technology and Autos stocks declined, with Xiaomi dropping over 2.5%, and Baidu and Alibaba falling over 2%. Among Autos stocks, NIO dropped over 5%, and Peking Automotive fell over 4%.
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