- The HSI reverted up 87 pts to close at 24,893 by midday with a turnover of HKD 107.018 billion, while the HSCEI and HSTECH gained 33 pts and 7 pts respectively.
- Major sector movements included Z.AI slumping 7.25% following massive fundraising, Lenovo spiking 4.6% after ranking first globally in quarterly x86 server shipments, and SBP Group soaring 3.52% on a stake acquisition.
- Hong Kong financial stocks performed strongly, with Bank of East Asia, BOC Hong Kong, and Standard Chartered all hitting 52-week highs intraday.
- The HSI closed down 42 pts at 25,274 with a turnover of HKD 204.945 billion, while major tech and blue-chip stocks showed mixed performances.
- Haidilao slumped 9.14% following reports of a substantial share reduction by the co-founder's wife, and Li Ning cratered 6.04% amid slowing sales growth.
- Apple-related stocks such as Sunny Optical rallied over 3% ahead of the upcoming autumn product launch event.
- The Hang Seng Index fell 42 points or 0.2% to close at 25,274 with a total market turnover of $204.94 billion.
- Major market benchmarks including the Hang Seng Tech Index and the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index also recorded slight declines.
- Active heavyweights and individual constituents showed mixed movements, while JINHAI MED TECH, CHINAGOLDINTL, and GUANGDONG INV hit new highs.
- At the midday close, the HSI settled flat at 25,316 with a market turnover of HKD 107.316 billion, while optical communication and PCB stocks led market gains.
- Major movements included HAIDILAO plunging 9.49% due to a substantial share reduction by the co-founder's wife and LENOVO GROUP rebounding 5.53%.
- Key tech stocks showed mixed performance, with BIDU-W mounting 3.35% following a share repurchase and MEITUAN-W falling 2.73%.