Summary
[Hong Kong Stocks Afternoon Review: Hang Seng Technology Index fell nearly 4% Auto, technology stocks led the decline]The main indexes of Hong Kong stocks fell sharply in the morning. The Hang Seng Index fell 2.45% and fell 535 points, and the Hang Seng Technology Index fell sharply by 3.97% and fell below the 4300 point mark. On the disk, large technology stocks continued to lead the decline in the market. Meituan, Baidu, and Xiaomi all fell by more than 4%, Tencent fell by nearly 3%, and lithium battery stocks and automobile stocks fell sharply, led by Great Wall Motor and Ganfeng Lithium Industry. Down; catering stocks, wind power stocks, airline stocks, semiconductor stocks, major financial stocks, pharmaceutical stocks, Chinese property stocks and property management stocks generally fell. On the other hand, only heavy infrastructure stocks, agricultural stocks, and gold stocks strengthened, while China Railway and China Communications Construction rose against the trend. Southbound funds bucked the trend with a net inflow of HK$1.863 billion in half a day, and the market turnover was HK$62.1 billion.
In the morning, the major indexes of Hong Kong stocks fell sharply across the board. The Hang Seng Index fell 2.45% and fell 535 points, and the Hang Seng Technology Index fell sharply by 3.97% and fell below the 4,300-point mark. On the disk, large technology stocks continued to lead the decline, with Meituan,BaiduXiaomi both fell more than 4%, Tencent fell nearly 3%, LithiumBatteryStocks and auto stocks fell sharply,Great Wall Motors、Ganfeng Lithium IndustryLeading the decline; catering stocks, wind power stocks, airline stocks,semiconductorStocks, major financial stocks, pharmaceutical stocks, mainland property stocks and property management stocks generally fell. On the other hand, only heavy infrastructure stocks, agricultural stocks, and gold stocks were partially stronger.China Railway、CCCCbucked the trend.Southbound funds bucked the trend for half a daynet inflow1.863 billion Hong Kong dollars, the market turnover was 62.1 billion Hong Kong dollars.
(Article source: Financial Associated Press)