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The People’s Bank of China cuts the RRR will benefit the inflow of funds into the market.

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The Hang Seng Index closed at 28,027 in half a day, up 512 points or 1.86%, and the main board turnover was 88.356 billion yuan.Hang Seng China EnterpriseThe index reported 10159, up 214 points or 2.15%. The Hang Seng Technology Index reported 7718, up 204 points or 2.72%.

*Mai Jiajia: Kuaishou technical resistance is located at 184 yuan*

Hong Kong stocks returned to levels near the ten-day antenna after two consecutive days of rising.Shen Wan HongyuanMai Jiajia, head of the investment advisory department, told the Economic News Agency that the PBC’s RRR cut would be beneficialCash flowEntering the financial market, the investment atmosphere improved. The current 250-antenna (27130 points) support is relatively strong. If the current level can be stabilized, the Hang Seng Index may rise by 20 antennas, about 28,400 points. She mentioned that although the People’s Bank of China’s RRR cut can reduce the capital cost of domestic banks, it will not allow much profitability. In addition, the risk of the mainland bond market has not been eliminated. . Kuaishou (01024) has experienced a lot of declines in the past and rebounded by nearly 10% in half a day. Mai Jiajia said that its technical resistance is between 184 yuan and 184.5 yuan. The mid-line trend still depends on the regulatory actions of the Chinese government.

(Source: Economic Link China Station)


Article source: Economic Link China Station

Editor in charge: DF552

Original title: “Afternoon Market Prospects” PBoC’s RRR cut will benefit the inflow of funds into the market, Hong Kong stocks look up 28,400 points

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