Hong Kong Stock Movement: KAISA PROSPER surged 28.64%

Hong Kong Stock Movement Stocks with High Trading Volume in the Industry China Resources Mixc Lifestyle fell 1.01%. Based on recent important news: On September 22, Everbright Securities maintained a "Buy" rating for China Resources Mixc Lifestyle, citing strong performance in shopping center operations and stable sales from related party China Resources Land, which drove stock price fluctuations. The company's operating profit for H1 2025 is expected to grow by 20.2% year-on-year, with generous dividends. Source: Everbright Securities On September 22, JP Morgan reported that the mainland Chinese real estate market is weakening, with rising expectations for policy support, affecting the stock price of China Resources Mixc Lifestyle. JP Morgan believes there are tactical opportunities before the end of the year. Source: JP Morgan On September 19, the Hefei Baoneng City project was restructured, with China Resources Mixc Lifestyle taking over commercial operations to expand its layout, receiving positive market reactions. The project is located in the Binhu New District of Hefei, with significant locational advantages. Source: Commercial real estate market weakening, rising policy expectations. Swire Properties fell 0.09%. According to recent important news: On September 19, the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.25 basis points, prompting Hong Kong banks to lower the prime rate by 0.125 basis points, affecting short-term profit-taking in real estate stocks. JP Morgan predicts that the Hong Kong property market will achieve positive cash flow returns by 2026, supporting a forecast of 3% to 5% growth in property prices next year. On September 19, JP Morgan pointed out that the measures in the "Policy Address" lack surprises, and real estate stocks may experience short-term profit-taking, suggesting to buy on dips. On September 19, JP Morgan maintained a positive outlook on Hong Kong properties, favoring rental stocks such as Swire Properties and Hang Lung Properties. The interest rate cut by Hong Kong banks has led to short-term volatility in real estate stocks