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Ed you are watching daybreak asia live from new york sydney and hong kong. Haidi counting down to asias major market opens. Paul u. S. Inflation signals complicate the fed outlook. Penciling in a first rate cut by mid 2024. Sx traders are back on the yen intervention watch. Country garden to suspend trading for monday in almost a dozen onshore bonds. Softbank reportedly in talks to buy the rest of chip designer arm from its own vision fund. Shery u. S. Futures early in the Asian Session seeing upside after the s p 500 struggled for direction in the friday session. It finished at a onemonth low. Really after fluctuations between gains and losses, big tech led the declines. We had the nasdaq 100 seeing the longest losing streak on a weekly basis this year. Big tech pressured the markets, not to mention investors were really trying to digest Inflation Numbers, whether it is Consumer Inflation Expectations unexpectedly falling. Producer prices surprising to the upside pressured the treasur

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Hong Kong expects its economy to grow in a range of 2.5% to 3.5% this year, suggesting a potentially slower rate of expansion as the financial hub tries to bolster a struggling housing market and attract more tourism and investment.

Hong Kong Scraps Property Curbs to Boost Weak Housing Market

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