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Various Countries Release Significant Economic Data and Policy Meeting Records

Hang Seng Index Night Futures Fall

Hong Kong Q1 GDP Year Rate Initial Value Released

HANG SENG Index Futures Night Session Down 0.47%, Closes at 25885

Hong Kong's Taxation Surges 22%, Stamp Duty and Profits Tax Make Major Contributions

May and June Futures Last Trading Price Rises

HSI Futures Open 1.46% Higher at 25889 Points

Update on Hang Seng Bull and Bear Street Holdings Distribution

Hang Seng Index Futures Open Down 1.05%, Quoted at 25,561.17

Hang Seng Index Futures Down 211 Points, Unwind Contracts Decrease

HSI Night Index (May) Down 22 Points

Hang Seng Index Futures Open Up 0.36% at 25,800 Points

Changes in Bull and Bear Street Positions of Hang Seng Index

Hong Kong Index Futures Night Session Closes Down 0.27% at 25,632.73 Points

Hang Seng Index Night Futures Up 11 Points

Hang Seng Index Futures Open 0.02% Higher at 25,959.90 Points

CITIC Securities Displays Bull and Bear Warrant Street Inventory Distribution Data for Hang Seng Index

HSI April and May Futures Open Lower

HSI Night Index Closed Down 271 Points

Changes in Bull and Bear Warrant Street Positions of Hang Seng Index

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Hong Kong's property market saw a significant surge in April, with transactions reaching a four-month high and home sales hitting a 24-month peak. A total of 8,692 transactions were recorded, a 12.3% increase from March, with total sales value rising 17% to HK$72.9 billion. New and second-hand residential sales rose 16.7% month-on-month. Analysts predict continued growth, with Morgan Stanley upgrading its home price forecast to a 12% increase this year. Despite uncertainties over interest rates and geopolitical tensions, the market shows resilience and recovery across various segments.

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Hong Kong home sales surge to 2-year high, boosting overall transactions

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Hong Kong's economy grew by 5.9% in Q1, marking the strongest growth in nearly five years and the 13th consecutive quarter of expansion. The government forecasts GDP growth of 2.5% to 3.5% for 2026, following 3.5% in 2025. Key drivers include strong global demand for AI-related electronics and increased visitor arrivals, although geopolitical tensions pose risks. Private consumption rose by 5.0%, and total exports surged by 23.8%. Financial Secretary Paul Chan emphasized the importance of AI development and talent enhancement for future growth.

- Hong Kong's economy grew by 5.9% year-on-year in Q1 2026, marking the strongest quarterly growth in nearly five years and the 13th consecutive quarter of expansion.  
- The government projects GDP growth for 2026 to be between 2.5% and 3.5%, supported by strong global demand for AI-related electronics and increasing visitor arrivals, despite some downward risks from geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.  
- Private consumption rose by 5.0% in Q1, and total goods exports surged by 23.8%, indicating a resilient economic outlook amid a changing external environment.

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Hong Kong Q1 GDP expands at strongest pace in nearly five years

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At midday, the HSI fell 302 points (1.2%) to 25,793, while the HSTI dropped 90 points (1.8%) to 4,885. Notable declines included XIAOMI down 3.2% to $29.98, TENCENT down 1.1% to $467.6, and LI NING down 4.3% to $19.4. In contrast, GOFINTECH QUANT rose 1.7% to $8.32, reaching a new high. Overall, the market showed significant downward movement with several heavyweights experiencing losses.

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HSI Down 302 pts; HSTI Down 90 pts; XIAOMI Down over 3%; GOFINTECH QUANT Hit New Highs

Asian markets opened cautiously on Tuesday, influenced by oil prices and geopolitical tensions, particularly between the U.S. and Iran. The MSCI Asia-Pacific index fell 0.3%, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index down 1.3%. Oil prices remain elevated, reviving inflation fears, while the Japanese yen's volatility adds to market unease. The session was thin due to holidays in Japan and South Korea, leading to exaggerated market movements. Investors are wary of potential supply disruptions and military escalations, making the market fragile.

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Hang Seng slides as Asian markets turn cautious on oil, geopolitics

Hong Kong Monetary Authority Chief Executive Yu Weiwen announced that after the launch of the first batch of stablecoins, the authority will consider issuing new licenses. He noted that the number of licenses will be strictly controlled based on market capacity and emerging risks to manage expectations. Continuous monitoring of stablecoin implementation will also be conducted.

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Hong Kong Monetary Authority to Consider New Licenses After Stablecoin Launch

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The Hong Kong stock market saw gains on Monday, with the Hang Seng Index rising 319.35 points or 1.24% to close at 26,095.88. This follows a two-day decline of nearly 300 points. Despite the positive performance, the outlook for Asian markets remains negative due to escalating tensions in the Middle East. Major U.S. indices closed lower, influenced by rising crude oil prices amid geopolitical concerns. Notable stock movements included Alibaba up 4.52% and Xiaomi soaring 6.75%.

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Hang Seng May Hand Back Monday's Gains

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Uzbek Prime Minister Abdulla Aripov will join a 200-member delegation visiting Hong Kong to explore collaboration opportunities. The visit follows a charter flight arrival of the delegation, marking a significant milestone in Hong Kong-Uzbekistan relations. High-level discussions will focus on sectors like re-exports, digital economy, and sustainable development. The delegation aims to enhance Uzbekistan's market presence and attract foreign investment, with plans for seminars to deepen collaboration. Uzbekistan is set to join the World Trade Organization by 2026, positioning itself as a key manufacturing and logistics hub in Central Asia.

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Uzbek PM Abdulla Aripov to join ‘milestone’ 200-member delegation in Hong Kong

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