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The Hang Seng Index fell 0.4%, or 99 points, to 23,518 on Tuesday, reversing earlier gains as property stocks led declines and investors turned cautious ahead of key US and Chinese economic events. Sentiment weakened after the World Bank projected China’s economic growth would slow to 4.4% in 2026 and 4.3% in 2027, citing the prolonged property downturn and subdued consumer demand. Investors also awaited the US Federal Reserve’s latest policy meeting and China’s June CPI and PPI data due this week for clues on the policy outlook. Property developers led losses after the sector index dropped more than 3%, while technology shares also traded lower. Meanwhile, Beijing and Hong Kong announced new measures to expand currency, bond, and gold trading, aiming to strengthen the city’s role as a leading offshore yuan hub. Among notable losers were Kuaishou (-9.5%), Kingboard Laminates (-8.9%), Pop Mart (-4.8%), SMIC (-3.2%), and AIA (-2.2%).
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