- On August 28, Hong Kong stocks fluctuated narrowly with the Hang Seng Index closing basically flat at 25584.79 points and a total market turnover of about 2300 billion HKD.
- Sector performance showed significant divergence, with real estate stocks split sharply, tech software firms generally strengthening, and energy shares posting widespread gains.
- Major highlights included Meitu and Kingdee rising over 6%, while real estate firms like Sunac surged more than 10% and Shimao dropped nearly 12%.
- On August 28, Hong Kong stocks opened higher and fluctuated with the Hang Seng Index up 0.18 % to 25611.38 points and a total market turnover of about 1589 billion HKD.
- Software stocks strengthened driven by US tech rallies with Kingdee International rising nearly 7 %, while mobile supply chain and AI concept stocks also showed active performance.
- Conversely, shipping stocks like OOCL slumped over 9 % following a weak earnings report, and large tech stocks exhibited a divergent trend.
- Hong Kong stock market benchmarks recorded minor declines on August 27, with the Hang Seng Index falling 0.34 % and the Hang Seng Tech Index dropping 0.13 %.
- Among major companies with a market value exceeding HKD 100 billion, Hansoh Pharmaceutical rose 16.01 % and Zhipu surged 12.62 %.
- Conversely, Haitian Flavouring declined 11.21 % and New China Life Insurance fell 4.31 %.
- Hong Kong stocks maintained narrow fluctuations in the afternoon session on August 27, with the Hang Seng Index falling 0.40% to 25549.87 points.
- Boosted by Nvidia's better-than-expected financial results, the PCB and semiconductor sectors strengthened against the market trend.
- Consumer stock China Feihe plummeted nearly 10% due to disappointing interim financial results showing a 16.3% year-on-year drop in net profit.
- The Hang Seng Index reversed to close 108 points lower at 25,544 points at midday, while the HSTECH index rose 0.19% to 4,634 points.
- BIDU-SW surged 6.66% ahead of its primary listing conversion on the Stock Exchange, and chip and AI hardware stocks rallied following NVIDIA's strong quarterly results.
- Printed circuit board stocks and multiple blue chips also experienced notable movements driven by corporate earnings and financial reports.