中概股深夜大爆发，多股涨超8%

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the mixed performance of major US tech stocks, with Tesla showing a notable increase, while other companies like Microsoft and Nvidia experienced declines. Additionally, it highlights the pressure from former President Trump on the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates despite positive economic indicators in the US [1][2][3][4][5][6]. Group 1: US Tech Stocks Performance - Tesla's stock rose by 2.67%, reaching $327.946, while other tech giants like Google, Apple, and Amazon saw modest gains, and Microsoft, Facebook, and Nvidia experienced declines of -0.30%, -0.41%, and -0.81% respectively [2][1]. - The overall mixed performance reflects varying investor sentiment and market reactions to economic data and external pressures [1][2]. Group 2: Economic Indicators and Federal Reserve Pressure - Recent economic data shows positive trends, including an increase in US retail sales, a rise in consumer confidence to a five-month high, and a decrease in unemployment claims, indicating a robust job market [4][5][6]. - Despite these positive indicators, Trump has repeatedly urged the Federal Reserve to consider a significant interest rate cut, suggesting a potential savings of $1 trillion over a year if rates were lowered by 3 percentage points [3][6]. - Market expectations indicate that the likelihood of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve at the end of July is low, with a more probable adjustment in September based on upcoming inflation data [6]. Group 3: Chinese Stocks and Market Sentiment - Chinese stocks have shown strong performance, with indices like the Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index and the Wind China Technology Leaders Index both rising over 2% [7][8]. - Notable individual stocks such as Tiger Brokers and Futu Holdings saw increases exceeding 8%, reflecting positive sentiment towards Chinese tech companies [9]. - The influx of capital into Chinese assets is attributed to a global reassessment of their value, with the Hang Seng Index leading major global indices with over a 20% increase this year [10][11].