China reported weaker-than-expected inflation over the weekend, highlighting continued sluggish consumer demand despite aggressive stimulus measures. The disappointing data was accompanied by an underwhelming economic briefing by the Chinese Finance Minister on Sunday, likely leading to further declines in Chinese stock markets following the recent stimulus frenzy. This fading optimism may also weigh on luxury stocks in European markets ahead of the European Central Bank’s (ECB) interest rate decision later this week. Related Week ahead in the markets: ECB interest rate decision takes centre s…