- The HSI closed up 437 pts or 1.74 % at 25,650, with major indices like the HSCEI and HSTECH also recording solid gains amid a main board turnover of HKD 276.857 billion.
- Major dotcoms and blue-chip stocks advanced broadly, with MEITUAN-W surging 5.28 % and LONGFOR GROUP climbing 8.4 % following reports of sufficient funds for loan repayment.
- HUA HONG GRACE slumped 8.43 % despite its addition to the blue-chip index, while GENSCRIPT BIO nosedived 13.33 % after proposing a spin-off and separate listing of Probio.
- On September 4, the Hang Seng Index rose by 1.74 % and the Hang Seng Tech Index increased by 2.27 %.
- Among top Hong Kong stocks with a market value exceeding 100 billion, Muyuan Foods gained 9.21 % and Lenovo Group surged 6.09 %.
- Meanwhile, Shein-W fell by 9.19 % and Hua Hong Semiconductor dropped by 8.43 %.
- On September 4, Hong Kong stocks closed higher with the Hang Seng Index up 1.7% to 25650 points, driven by the official effectiveness of index adjustments at the close.
- Large tech stocks, domestic banks, and real estate shares all rallied strongly, supported by positive industry catalysts and favorable policy expectations.
- NVIDIA's major investments and Beijing's loose monetary stance further boosted market confidence in the technology and real estate sectors.
- On September 3, Hong Kong stock indices opened higher with gains subsequently narrowing, as the Hang Seng Index rose 0.62% to 25,468.27 points.
- Gold and resource stocks led the market gains driven by high international gold prices, while pharmaceutical stocks performed well and tech stocks opened high and fell back.
- Real estate stocks exhibited divergent trends, and several individual stocks experienced significant fluctuations due to corporate developments and shareholding changes.