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Hang Seng Index closed up 0.51%, technology stocks continued to slump in real estate, gaming stocks rebounded

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Original title: Hang Seng Index closed up 0.51%, technology stocks continued to slump in real estate, gaming stocks rebounded

On Tuesday, September 21, Hong Kong stocks continued to rise in the afternoon. The Hang Seng Index closed up 0.51% to 24221.54 points; the Hang Seng Technology Index closed down to 0.46%, and fell more than 2% in early trading.

Strong real estate stocks pushed the Hang Seng Index higher in late trading. R&F Properties rose more than 12%, Sunac China rose more than 8%, and Country Garden rose more than 8%.

Gaming stocks rebounded collectively. MGM shares rose more than 7%, Wynn Macau rose more than 5%, Melco International rose more than 4%, Sands China rose nearly 4%, and Galaxy Entertainment and SJM Holdings followed their gains.

Power stocks continued to rise. China Power rose more than 6%, China Resources Power rose 4%, and Huaneng Power International rose more than 3%.

Technology stocks continued to decline in the afternoon, and their declines narrowed near the end. As of the close, Baidu fell 1.92%, and fell more than 4% at one time; Bilibili fell 0.53%, and fell 4.5% at one time; Kuaishou fell 1.53%, and fell nearly 3% at one time; Tencent Holdings fell 0.92%, At one time, it fell nearly 2%; Meituan fell 1.71%, and at one time it fell nearly 4%.

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