隔夜美联储结束了为期两天的利率会议，如市场预期的按兵不动，联邦基金利率仍维持在4.25%-4.50% 区间。迄今为止，美联储已在连续三次会议上维持利率不变。 美联储主席鲍威尔在新闻发布会上表态略偏鹰派，他表示，美联储不必急于调整利率，目前的政策是适 度限制的。值得一提的是，鲍威尔还表示，总统特朗普对降息的呼声"根本不会影响"美联储的工作，美 联储从未主动要求与任何总统会面，并且将来也不会。 受上述消息影响，市场对降息的预期微有弱化，目前市场的最新观点是，美联储最早将于今年7月才有 可能下调利率。 继周三冲高回落后，周四A股各大股指以涨为主。截至收盘，上证综指涨0.28%至3352.00点；深综指涨 1.03%，创业板综指涨1.48%，科创50指数跌0.36%，北证50指数涨0.98%。全A总成交额为13218亿元， 较周三的15051亿元明显萎缩。 由个股看，前一天表现强劲的航空航天等军工股继续领涨。军工类股票异常强劲应部分与近期地缘局势 趋向紧张相关，比如南亚局势，这使投资者对国防工业的重要性有了更新的认识。 除军工股涨势喜人外，通信设备、交运设备、通用设备、光伏设备、电机、橡胶制品板块涨幅也相对领 先。下 ...

外国投资者正转向澳大利亚，选择这个常被忽视的市场作为贸易战的避风港，因为它拥有廉价的货币和 有韧性的经济。 虽然很难量化到底有多少资本流向澳大利亚，因为澳大利亚证券交易所不发布及时的资金流数据，但这 已体现在股票登记数据中。 自美国总统特朗普4月2日宣布"解放日"关税以来，澳大利亚S&P/ASX00指数是发达国家市场基准中表 现最好的指数之一，上涨3.1%，仅次于德国DAX指数。如果考虑同期的美元下跌，以美元计算的涨幅 是该数字的两倍多。 资金流入澳大利亚之际，全球资产配置者正在寻找美国股票的替代品，并显示出一种相对不寻常的对以 国内市场为主导的公司的追捧，而不是离岸买家历来青睐的全球矿业公司。 目前尚不清楚外国投资者具体购买了哪些非金融类股票，但不受关税影响的澳大利亚超市Coles今年迄 今上涨18%，澳大利亚电信公司Telstra上涨14%。 瑞银悉尼分公司负责澳大利亚和新西兰股票的董事总经理Clinton Wong表示："我们看到……全球基金 经理正在增持澳大利亚股票。" 他拒绝量化资金流或详细描述买家，但表示可能的原因是澳大利亚是一个庞大且流动性好的市场，受美 国10%关税的影响相对较低。 他说："我 ...

Group 1 - The core point of the article is that NTT is making a move to acquire its subsidiary NTT DATA, turning it into a wholly-owned subsidiary through a tender offer [1] Group 2 - The acquisition reflects NTT's strategy to consolidate its telecommunications operations and enhance its market position in Japan [1] - This move may lead to increased operational efficiencies and a stronger competitive edge for NTT in the telecommunications sector [1]

孙正义的职业生涯，处处 彰 显出他勇于豪赌、出手不凡的特质。图片来源：Haruyoshi Yamaguchi—Bloomberg/Getty Images 在唐纳德·特朗普的第二任期之初，这位新任美国总统迎来了一次与部分核心盟友共同亮相的机会。在出席活动的领导人里，有些是意料 之中的，例如内阁提名人选、国会领导人、超级捐赠者埃隆·马斯克，不过，至少有一位嘉宾的现身令人颇感意外：日本亿万富翁、科技 领域投资者孙正义（Masayoshi Son）。 今年1月21日，孙正义在白宫罗斯福厅（White House Roosevelt Room）成为焦点，他宣布软银集团（SoftBank Group，孙正义旗下总部位 于日本东京的大型企业集团）将为"星际之门"（Stargate）项目提供大部分资金。该项目是软银携手OpenAI和甲骨文（Oracle）达成的一 项雄心勃勃的合作项目，旨在全力助推美国巩固在人工智能领域里的领先地位。孙正义为了可以在讲台上被众人看见，特意站在一个箱 子上，他的身旁是甲骨文的董事长拉里·埃里森和OpenAI的首席执行官萨姆·奥尔特曼。孙正义向特朗普承诺，"星际之门"项目将投入高 达5,000亿 ...

Core Viewpoint - Guangzhou is promoting high-quality development of service trade and digital trade through high-level openness, with the issuance of 22 specific measures aimed at reform, innovation, and cooperation in these sectors [1] Group 1: Institutional Opening - The notification emphasizes deepening the opening of the service industry, aiming to create a national service trade innovation development demonstration zone [2] - It includes the implementation of a negative list for cross-border service trade and further relaxation of foreign investment access in telecommunications, healthcare, and education sectors [2] - The initiative also aims to align with Hong Kong and Macau regulations, facilitating easier access for service providers from these regions [2] Group 2: Efficient Cross-Border Flow of Resources - The notification promotes the cross-border flow of professional talent by recognizing foreign qualifications and facilitating the entry of high-end foreign professionals [3] - It encourages the dual-directional flow of capital, enhancing financial product connectivity with Hong Kong and Macau, and supports foreign investment in various sectors [3] - Measures include reforms in foreign exchange management and improvements in the efficiency of fund usage for multinational companies [3] Group 3: Data Security and Infrastructure - The notification outlines plans to enhance data infrastructure, including the establishment of international data channels and research networks [4] - It aims to solidify Guangzhou's position as an international information hub by expanding internet export bandwidth and developing a cross-border data flow mechanism [4] Group 4: Innovation in Service Trade - The notification calls for the construction of an international logistics center in Guangzhou to enhance international transport service capabilities [5] - It supports the expansion of inbound tourism and the development of outbound travel services by foreign-invested travel agencies [5] - The initiative also focuses on promoting cultural and digital service exports, including the development of key service export bases [6] Group 5: Digital Trade Development - The notification encourages the application of technologies such as AI and blockchain in service trade, and the establishment of cross-border electronic contract recognition mechanisms [7] - It supports the development of digital content and the protection of digital copyrights, aiming to enhance the global competitiveness of Guangzhou's digital products [7] - The initiative promotes innovative cross-border e-commerce business models and the establishment of experience centers for cross-border e-commerce [7] Group 6: Market Access in Digital Sector - The notification seeks to expand the opening of value-added telecommunications services and attract foreign investment in information services and internet access [8] - It aims to allow foreign telecom operators to establish joint ventures to provide domestic virtual private network services [8]

Group 1 - A-shares opened higher due to various favorable policies and US-China tariff negotiations but later experienced a volatile decline, closing with minor gains across major indices [1] - The Shanghai Composite Index rose by 0.80% to 3342.67 points, while the Shenzhen Composite, ChiNext, and STAR 50 indices increased by 0.46%, 0.57%, and 0.36% respectively, with the North Star 50 index declining by 0.46% [1] - Total trading volume in the A-share market reached 150.51 billion yuan, an increase from 136.44 billion yuan the previous day [1] Group 2 - The People's Bank of China announced a 0.5 percentage point reduction in the reserve requirement ratio and a 0.1 percentage point cut in the policy interest rate, which is expected to lower the Loan Prime Rate (LPR) by approximately 0.1 percentage points [1] - Additional measures include increasing the quota for re-lending for technological innovation and agricultural support by 300 billion yuan each [1] Group 3 - China has officially announced negotiations with the US regarding tariffs, with Vice Premier He Lifeng set to meet with US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen during a visit to Switzerland [2] - Despite a decline in US stock indices, futures indicate a potential rise in US stocks following the news of tariff negotiations [2] - The offshore RMB exchange rate fluctuated around 7.2250 after a significant rise earlier in the week [2] Group 4 - Although there are signs of policy easing and the initiation of US-China tariff discussions, the A-share market is expected to remain in a consolidation phase until more substantial positive news emerges [3] - The path to achieving results from the tariff negotiations may be lengthy, and unexpected developments during the talks cannot be ruled out [3] - The market is also awaiting the implementation of fiscal stimulus policies, which have not yet materialized [3]

Group 1 - Vodafone's CFO Luka Mucic has unexpectedly announced his resignation after less than three years in the role, which may cast a shadow over the company's future development [1] - Mucic's departure comes at a critical time as Vodafone struggles to reverse the ongoing decline in its largest market, Germany, where service revenues have been falling [1][2] - Following the announcement of Mucic's resignation, Vodafone's stock price fell by 1.4%, adding to a previous drop of over 6% earlier this year due to declining service revenues in Germany [1] Group 2 - Mucic will be taking on the role of CEO at Vonovia SE, Germany's largest real estate company, which is undergoing management changes in response to a downturn in the real estate sector [1][2] - Vodafone has stated that it is "strictly" screening candidates for Mucic's successor and will announce progress in due course [4] - Morgan Stanley analyst Akhil Dattani noted that the search for top talent may face challenges due to time constraints, raising concerns about business visibility [4]

Core Viewpoint - The Guangdong Provincial Government is implementing a special action plan to boost consumption, focusing on expanding and deepening the openness of the service industry to foreign investment [1] Group 1: Healthcare Sector - The plan includes conducting pilot programs for expanding openness in the healthcare sector, allowing foreign-funded hospitals to establish in Guangzhou and Shenzhen [1] - There is an initiative to simplify the procedures for Hong Kong and Macau doctors to practice in Guangdong, aiming to attract more foreign investment in healthcare [1] Group 2: Telecommunications Sector - The plan aims to relax foreign investment access in the telecommunications sector, supporting more foreign enterprises to apply for value-added telecommunications business qualifications [1] Group 3: Service Industry Development - The government is deepening the comprehensive pilot for expanding service industry openness in Guangzhou and supporting Shenzhen in advancing a new round of pilot construction for national service industry openness [1] - There is a focus on creating national demonstration zones for innovative development in service trade in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, targeting the upgrading of resident consumption and promoting the import of high-quality lifestyle services such as healthcare and cultural entertainment [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the increasing pressure on Chinese companies listed in the U.S. due to regulatory changes and geopolitical tensions, leading to a potential shift of these companies towards Hong Kong for listing opportunities [2][3][12]. Group 1: U.S. Regulatory Environment - The Foreign Companies Accountability Act, signed by Trump, requires foreign companies listed in the U.S. to meet PCAOB auditing standards, prompting many Chinese companies to consider voluntary delisting [2][3]. - A letter signed by bipartisan lawmakers indicates a growing consensus in Washington for a tougher stance on China, which could lead to broader delisting actions [1][2]. - Approximately 199 Chinese benchmark stocks, valued at around $100 billion, may be removed from sensitive industry indices if they violate Executive Order 14105 [17]. Group 2: Market Dynamics and Investor Behavior - Long-term asset allocators are shifting from U.S. ADRs to Hong Kong stocks due to concerns over potential delistings, while short-term traders may continue to engage in U.S. markets as long as trading remains viable [3][12]. - The contribution of Hong Kong's intraday volatility to overall market fluctuations is increasing, indicating a shift in price discovery from U.S. markets to Hong Kong [6][12]. - Approximately 33% of the MSCI China Index holdings are owned by U.S. investors, with a market value exceeding $1.5 trillion, highlighting the significant U.S. investment in Chinese equities [22]. Group 3: Hong Kong Market Adaptations - The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has implemented reforms to attract Chinese companies, including a "孵化机制" for companies with WVR or VIE structures, allowing them to maintain non-traditional governance while applying for dual primary listings [23][24]. - The revised listing rules effective from January 1, 2022, provide a flexible "insurance policy" for overseas issuers, allowing them to convert or apply for dual primary listing status in Hong Kong [23][24]. - The trend of Chinese companies returning to Hong Kong is evident, with several firms having already made the transition from U.S. exchanges to Hong Kong [24].

Group 1 - The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has taken action against certain Chinese companies, demanding delisting due to non-compliance with audit transparency requirements, indicating a serious escalation in financial warfare against China [3][5] - The U.S. aims to create panic among international investors and Chinese companies regarding their future in the U.S. market, which is seen as a strategy to weaken the competitive edge of Chinese firms in the international capital market [5][7] - The U.S. is intensifying its technology decoupling efforts, with reports indicating that it is defining technology restrictions specifically targeting China, including blacklisting certain high-tech companies [7][9] Group 2 - The U.S. is attempting to sever ties in the high-tech sector, particularly targeting companies like Huawei in telecommunications and applying pressure on China's semiconductor industry, aiming to restrict access to critical technology areas [7][9] - Despite these efforts, China's technological development capabilities have proven resilient, and the country is expected to find solutions to overcome challenges posed by U.S. restrictions [9][11] - The geopolitical strategy employed by the U.S. to isolate China may not yield the desired results, as many countries are increasingly inclined to cooperate with China rather than the U.S. [11][13] Group 3 - The series of actions taken by the U.S. against China can be interpreted as a strategic move to divert attention from domestic issues, such as the pandemic and economic recession, by creating an external adversary [13][15] - The U.S. underestimates China's strategic resilience and ability to respond calmly to provocations, suggesting that the future U.S.-China competition will continue to escalate [15][17] - The ongoing confrontation is unlikely to resolve easily, and the outcome may depend more on strategic wisdom than on sheer strength, with both sides needing to navigate the complexities of their relationship carefully [17]