FTSE China A50 Index Futures Fall 0.13% in Overnight Session to 13,816

A 0.13% overnight drift in the FTSE China A50 contract is a rounding error, not a signal — the Singapore-listed proxy trades around the clock while the mainland cash market is closed, so moves of this size typically reflect thin liquidity and position squaring rather than fresh views on Chinese large-caps. The read-across for RWA and crypto markets is therefore close to nil; A50 futures are a sentiment gauge for China exposure, not a driver. What matters is whether this contract starts pricing a wider gap to the underlying A-share open, which would be the first sign of genuine offshore stress.