Core Viewpoint - The UK Chancellor emphasizes that policies should serve the UK economy [1] Group 1 - The Chancellor's statement reflects a commitment to aligning government policies with economic growth objectives [1] - There is an indication that future fiscal measures will be designed to support economic stability and development [1]

Core Viewpoint - The UK Chancellor does not believe that the public finances of the UK are affected by the situations in the US or the Middle East [1] Group 1 - The UK Chancellor expressed confidence in the resilience of the UK's public finances despite external geopolitical tensions [1]

金十数据6月17日讯，Saltus投资经理Tom Matterson在一份报告中说，如果英国通胀继续回落，英国央 行可能在未来几个月继续降息。市场普遍预计英国央行将在周四的利率决定中维持利率在4.25%不变。 但疲弱的劳动力市场数据和不断放缓的工资增长表明，进一步降息的大门仍然敞开。 机构：英国央行可能在未来几个月继续降息 ...

德国DAX30指数6月16日（周一）收盘上涨195.30点，涨幅0.83%，报23694.70点； 英国富时100指数6月16日（周一）收盘上涨21.25点，涨幅0.24%，报8871.88点； 法国CAC40指数6月16日（周一）收盘上涨57.56点，涨幅0.75%，报7742.24点； 欧洲斯托克50指数6月16日（周一）收盘上涨46.48点，涨幅0.88%，报5336.95点； 西班牙IBEX35指数6月16日（周一）收盘上涨207.10点，涨幅1.49%，报14111.00点； 意大利富时MIB指数6月16日（周一）收盘上涨467.25点，涨幅1.18%，报39906.00点。 ...

欧洲主要股指收盘上涨，德国DAX30指数收涨0.68%，法国CAC40指数收涨0.77%，意大利股指收涨 1.19%，英国富时100指数收涨0.41%。 ...

马斯克父亲：80%英国民众不希望看到斯塔默担任首相 金十数据6月15日讯，马斯克的父亲、商人埃罗尔·马斯克在接受媒体采访时表示，全英国80%的民众不 希望看到斯塔默担任首相。他说："英国民众对斯塔默的不喜欢如此强烈，80%的人都不想看到他。人 们对政府感到不满。"并补充称，英国民众心中充满了疑虑。此前，埃罗尔·马斯克表示，斯塔默从外国 接收关于如何治理自己国家的指示。他认为，每次出现问题，斯塔默就会前往达沃斯与那里的人交谈， 然后返回，"似乎已经收到了下一步该如何做的指示"。埃罗尔·马斯克称，英国首相的这种行为令人警 觉。 ...

德国DAX30指数6月13日（周五）收盘下跌257.13点，跌幅1.08%，报23521.94点； 英国富时100指数6月13日（周五）收盘下跌32.03点，跌幅0.36%，报8852.89点； 法国CAC40指数6月13日（周五）收盘下跌80.43点，跌幅1.04%，报7684.68点； 欧洲斯托克50指数6月13日（周五）收盘下跌69.97点，跌幅1.31%，报5290.85点； 西班牙IBEX35指数6月13日（周五）收盘下跌173.20点，跌幅1.23%，报13916.00点； 意大利富时MIB指数6月13日（周五）收盘下跌494.39点，跌幅1.24%，报39454.00点。 ...

Core Insights - The UK higher education sector is facing significant financial pressures, leading to widespread layoffs, course closures, and restructuring plans across nearly 100 universities [1][2][4]. Financial Performance - The total revenue for the UK higher education sector for the 2023/2024 academic year is projected to be £52.3 billion, with 52% of this revenue coming from tuition fees, and international student fees accounting for an average of 23% of total income [4]. - A report from the Office for Students (OfS) indicates that 43% of surveyed institutions expect to run deficits in the 2024/2025 academic year, marking the third consecutive year of declining financial performance [1]. International Student Enrollment - The number of international student visas issued by the UK government decreased by approximately 64,000 in 2024, a decline of 13.9% compared to the previous year, with significant reductions in visas for students from India (26% decrease) and Nigeria (55% decrease) [5]. - The attractiveness of studying in the UK peaked in 2022, but has since declined due to slow economic recovery post-pandemic and changes in visa policies [5][6]. Domestic Student Trends - The cap on tuition fees for full-time undergraduate students in England has remained at £9,250 since 2012, with a slight increase planned for the 2025/2026 academic year [6]. - The enrollment rate for 18-year-olds in higher education has dropped from a peak of 38.2% in 2021 to 36.4% in 2024, indicating a potential decline in domestic student interest [6]. Institutional Responses - In response to financial challenges, universities are implementing cost-cutting measures, including course cancellations, reduced maintenance budgets, and layoffs, with 50% of surveyed institutions reporting course cancellations [7][8]. - The financial strain is affecting the job market for academic positions, leading to increased competition as experienced faculty return to the job market [8]. Government Policies and Future Outlook - The UK government has proposed a 6% tax on revenue from international student tuition fees, with limited details on how the funds will be utilized [9]. - The potential for attracting international students from the US due to changing policies there is being discussed, but long-term impacts on global academic collaboration remain uncertain [10][11].

德国DAX30指数6月13日（周五）开盘下跌351.32点，跌幅1.48%，报23427.75点； 英国富时100指数6月13日（周五）开盘下跌47.54点，跌幅0.54%，报8837.38点； 法国CAC40指数6月13日（周五）开盘下跌95.07点，跌幅1.22%，报7670.04点； 欧洲斯托克50指数6月13日（周五）开盘下跌76.62点，跌幅1.43%，报5284.20点； 西班牙IBEX35指数6月13日（周五）开盘下跌163.74点，跌幅1.16%，报13925.46点； 意大利富时MIB指数6月13日（周五）开盘下跌524.39点，跌幅1.31%，报39424.00点。 ...

Core Viewpoint - European stock indices opened lower, indicating a bearish sentiment in the market [1] Group 1: Market Performance - The German DAX30 index fell by 351.32 points, a decline of 1.48%, closing at 23427.75 points [1] - The UK FTSE 100 index decreased by 47.54 points, down 0.54%, ending at 8837.38 points [1] - The French CAC40 index dropped by 95.07 points, a decrease of 1.22%, closing at 7670.04 points [1] - The European Stoxx 50 index declined by 76.62 points, down 1.43%, finishing at 5284.20 points [1]