Summary
[Hong Kong stocks noon review: Hang Seng Technology Index rose nearly 4% back to above 24,000 points]Hong Kong stocks opened higher in the morning, Hang Seng Index rose 2.12% to return to above 24,000 points, China Index rose 2.2%, Hang Seng Technology Index rose 3.86 %. On the disk, large technology stocks broke out. JD.com and Meituan rose by more than 9%, NetEase rose by more than 5%, Alibaba, Kuaishou, and Baidu all rose by more than 4%, and Tencent rose by more than 3%. Electronic cigarette concept stocks, Hong Kong retail stocks, lithium batteries, online education stocks, and Tesla concept stocks rose simultaneously. U.S. oil broke through $80, oil stocks rose sharply, and CNOOC rose nearly 8%; catering, semiconductors, coal, electricity And other industry sectors generally rose. The price of pigs in many places fell below 8 yuan per catty, and the performance of pork concept stocks was weak. Recently active Chinese property stocks, infrastructure stocks, and traditional Chinese medicine stocks fell against the trend.
Hong Kong stocks opened higher and moved higher in the morning. The Hang Seng Index rose 2.12% to return to above 24,000 points, the National Index rose 2.2%, and the Hang Seng Technology Index rose 3.86%. On the disk, large technology stocks broke out,JD.com, Meituan rose more than 9%,NetEaserose more than 5%,Alibaba,quick worker,BaiduBoth rose by more than 4%, and Tencent rose by more than 3%; the rebound of auto stocks, which have continuously corrected, led the rise, e-cigarette concept stocks, Hong Kong retail stocks, lithiumBattery, onlineeducateshare,TeslaConcept stocks rose simultaneously, U.S. oil broke through $80, oil stocks rose sharply, and CNOOC rose nearly 8%; catering,semiconductor, coal, electricity and other industry sectors generally rose. The price of pigs in many places fell below 8 yuan per catty, and the performance of pork concept stocks was weak. Recently active Chinese property stocks, infrastructure stocks, and traditional Chinese medicine stocks fell against the trend.
(Article source: Financial Associated Press)
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