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On April 2, all three major Hong Kong stock indices weakened intraday, with the HSI falling 1.01%, failing to return to the previous trading day's high. Hardware, retail, and internet content sectors declined across the board, led by leading stocks like Xiaomi Group, Alibaba, and Tencent Holdings. Market turnover was active, while YOFC and GEELY AUTO stood out by bucking the trend. Investors are focusing on changes in market volume and macroeconomic recovery guidance

- On April 2, 2026, Hong Kong's three major indices declined, reflecting cautious market sentiment.  
- The Hang Seng Index fell 1.01% to 25,037.41, unable to surpass its previous high, while the tech sector led the losses with Tencent dropping 1.33%.  
- Market participants are closely monitoring upcoming economic data to gauge recovery prospects, amidst a strong US dollar affecting performance.

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Hong Kong Stocks Intraday | Three Major Indices Collectively Weaken, Hardware and Retail Slump, XIAOMI-W Drops 3.87%

Pop Mart International Group Ltd. is facing a significant selloff, with shares dropping over 30% recently, leading to a nearly 60% decline from its August peak and a loss of $33 billion in market cap. Analysts express concerns about the company's reliance on its Labubu dolls for growth, with weakening sales and high inventory levels. Despite stock buybacks, investor confidence remains low, and the company must prove it can sustain its IP popularity and introduce new successful characters to regain market trust. Short selling has increased, indicating ongoing skepticism about future performance.

- Pop Mart International Group Ltd. shares have plunged over 30% in five sessions, reflecting deepening skepticism about the company's growth driven by its Labubu dolls.  
- Despite multiple stock buybacks, concerns about weakening sales, high inventory levels, and excessive reliance on a single product line have led to a nearly 60% decline from its August record high, wiping out about $33 billion in market capitalization.  
- Analysts warn that unless Pop Mart can diversify its intellectual property and maintain the popularity of its key brands, it may face further challenges and downward revisions in earnings forecasts.

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Pop Mart’s $33 Billion Rout Casts Doubt on Life After Labubu

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On April 1st, Hong Kong stocks rose across the board, with the Hang Seng Index closing up 2.04% at 25,294.03 points, and the Tech Index rising 2.29%. The internet and retail sectors led the gains, with Tencent and Alibaba making significant contributions, while popular stock KNOWLEDGE ATLAS surged over 31%. The market was buoyed by positive macro data and AI innovation, with active trading, but high-level pressure still needs attention

- On April 1, Hong Kong's three major stock indices rose as risk appetite improved, with the Hang Seng Index closing at 25,294.03, up 2.04%.  
- The technology and internet sectors performed well, benefiting from AI advancements, while the oil and gas sector faced losses due to falling international oil prices.  
- Market focus remains on economic data and potential policy shifts, influencing stock performance and investor sentiment.

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On March 31, the three major Hong Kong stock indices collectively closed lower. Market sentiment was significantly pressured by macroeconomic data fluctuations and external environmental factors, with the Hang Seng Tech Index plunging to a near two-week low. The market displayed a clear characteristic of "heavyweight retreat, thematic activity": influenced by oil price volatility and performance expectations, the oil and gas sector and leaders such as YOFC were among the top decliners, while heavyweight tech stocks like Tencent, BABA-W, and Xiaomi also generally weakened. Overall, the market lacks upward momentum in the short term, and investors are focusing on sector rotation and structural opportunities guided by macroeconomic indicators

- On March 31, Hong Kong's three major indices fell collectively, with the Hang Seng Index closing at 24,788.14, showing a slight increase of 0.15%.  
- The Hang Seng Tech Index plummeted 0.86% to 4,649.82, reaching a near two-week low due to negative sentiment in the tech sector, while the China Enterprises Index dropped 0.30%.  
- Key stocks like Tencent and Baidu showed minor gains, but major declines were observed in stocks such as Xiaomi and Alibaba, confirming market pressures amidst external economic fluctuations.

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Hong Kong Stock Market Closing | Three Major Indices Underperform, Tech and Oil/Gas Sectors Slump, Small-Cap Thematic Stocks Explode Against the Trend

As of noon, the three major Hong Kong stock market indices collectively declined significantly, with the Hang Seng Tech Index leading the drop by nearly 1%, reflecting cautious market sentiment and low risk appetite. On the sector front, heavyweight stocks suffered heavy losses, with internet services and fiber optic cable sectors performing poorly. Tencent Holdings experienced volatility, dropping over 0.08%, influenced by reduced buyback activity and substantial short selling. Industry leaders such as Alibaba, YOFC, and BYD Electronic also saw significant pullbacks. Amid pressure on mainstream sectors, market funds exhibited distinct structural arbitrage, shifting towards small-cap themes and emerging economy stocks, with CMON, CH RENEW EN INV, and J&T EXPRESS-W rising sharply against the trend. At the macroeconomic level, investors are closely watching the long-term impact of trade data on industry differentiation. Overall, the current Hong Kong stock market is characterized by intense competition within existing capital pools, displaying a clear pattern of "pressure on leaders, activity in themes."

- As of midday, Hong Kong's three major indices saw significant declines, indicating pressured market sentiment.  
- The Hang Seng Index closed at 24,624.55, down 0.51%, while the Hang Seng Tech Index and the State-owned Enterprises Index fell 0.94% and 0.84% respectively, reflecting overall weaknesses in the market.  
- Investor attention is heavily focused on macro data affecting trade and capital movement, leading to a generally cautious outlook amidst noticeable sector rotation.

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Hong Kong Stocks Midday Review | Hang Seng Index Drops 0.51% Below 25,000 Points, Tech and Fiber Optic Cable Sectors Plunge, CMON Surges Intraday

POP MART's stock price has halved from its peak, and the market is already pricing in the worst-case scenario. Morgan Stanley stated that the severity of three issues – rising inventory, pressure on overseas profit margins, and controversies surrounding new businesses – may be overestimated: 40-45% of overseas SG&A consists of variable costs that fluctuate with sales and will not infinitely amplify losses, and the products do not face pressure from expired or seasonal clearance sales; among the new businesses, the ones truly worth tracking are theme parks and the animated short film set to premiere this year

- Bubble Mart's stock price has dropped from a peak of 339.80 HKD to around 150 HKD, over a 50% decline, primarily due to lack of guidance post-earnings report and lower-than-expected overseas sales for 2025.  
- Despite concerns over rising inventory and fluctuating profit margins in overseas operations, analysts highlight that current pricing discounts the overseas business too severely, suggesting a 20% upside based on a valuation of approximately 180 HKD per share.  
- The market anticipates a challenging first quarter, but expectations may be overly pessimistic, as the company is expected to see growth in the Greater China region and maintain strong demand resilience.

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POP MART Severely Mispriced? Morgan Stanley: Overseas Business "Prematurely Declared Dead" by Market, Stock Undervalued by ~20% in Most Pessimistic Scenario

Today, Hong Kong's three major indices collectively trended lower, with market sentiment significantly pressured by the external environment and policy changes; the Hang Seng TECH Index retreated by nearly 0.5%. On the market front, the oil and gas sector fell across the board due to international oil price fluctuations, with CNOOC and UNITEDENERGY GP leading the declines. Internet giants diverged; while TENCENT rose slightly, its intraday short-selling turnover exceeded HK$3 billion, indicating intense long-short contention. Meanwhile, the market showed clear structural opportunities, with retailers and the AI sector performing actively. JST GROUP, COWELL, and other stocks surged significantly, while Asymchem jumped 12% against the trend, bolstered by strong earnings and dividend plans. Overall, competition among existing funds within the market intensified, and investor caution remained high, with capital flows tilting toward high-performance stocks and those supported by buybacks

- Hong Kong's major indices experienced significant adjustments, with the Hang Seng Index at 24,719.62, down 0.13%.  
- The oil and gas sector faced notable declines, influenced by international oil price fluctuations, while retail stocks showed volatility with significant gains for some companies.  
- Market sentiment remains cautious amid concerns over liquidity and external economic conditions, suggesting differentiated risk preferences and structural opportunities.

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Hong Kong Stocks Intraday | Hong Kong's Three Major Indices Fall Across the Board: TENCENT Edges Up Against the Trend Amid Divergence, Oil and Gas Sector Plunges to Lead the Decline

POP MART (9992.HK) continues to remain within a narrow fluctuation channel, showing no clear intention to break out. The stock's trading volume has been relatively stable, and an optimized participation of main funds may help to push further momentum. The industry's fundamentals are yet to improve, and market sentiment is becoming cautious. A breakthrough requires waiting for a clear catalytic event and paying attention to the market dynamics brought about by changes in trading volume

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Morning Trend | POP MART (9992.HK) continues its narrow fluctuation cycle, waiting for clear signals to break through

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POP MART City Park will implement a new ticket scheme on April 30, with weekday ticket prices rising from 88 yuan to 148 yuan, and peak day ticket prices remaining at 178 yuan. After the new area fully opens on July 30, ticket prices will further increase, with weekday prices set at 178 yuan and peak day prices at 208 yuan. The second phase expansion of the park is expected to start next year, adding scenes themed around SKULLPANDA and Star People

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On March 30, major indices in the Hong Kong stock market pulled back simultaneously, with market risk aversion sentiment rising, leading the internet and retail sectors to fall. Tencent Holdings, Alibaba, and other heavyweights faced significant pressure, with funds rotating to resource stocks, and WANGUO GOLD GP and CHIFENG GOLD showing active trading. Macroeconomically, although there were signs of recovery, the momentum was insufficient, leading to strong short-term wait-and-see sentiment among investors, while YOFC saw a significant surge

- On March 30, Hong Kong stocks showed a collective decline, with the Hang Seng Index at 24,800.69, down by 0.61%, failing to reach previous highs from March 27.  
- Key sectors like internet content and retail experienced declines, reflecting cautious market sentiment, while only a few stocks such as Changfei Optical Fiber bucked the trend with notable gains.  
- Overall, the market's weak momentum indicates ongoing concerns about external factors, and participants are closely watching policy effects and currency fluctuations.

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Jefferies has reaffirmed a Buy rating on Pop Mart International Group Limited (735) with a price target of HK$227.60. Analyst Anne Ling, a 5-star analyst with a 15.9% average return, covers the Consumer Cyclical sector. Additionally, DBS's Mavis Hui also issued a Buy rating on the same stock, while Goldman Sachs maintained a Hold rating on March 26.

- Anne Ling from Jefferies has reiterated a Buy rating on Pop Mart International Group Limited, setting a price target of HK$227.60.  
- Ling, a 5-star analyst, has an average return of 15.9% and a 45.81% success rate, focusing on the Consumer Cyclical sector.  
- Additionally, Pop Mart received another Buy rating from DBS's Mavis Hui, but Goldman Sachs maintained a Hold rating on the same day.

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The short selling amount in the Hong Kong stock market reached HKD 27.05 billion in half a day, accounting for 21% of the total shortable stock turnover of HKD 128.8 billion. The main shorted stocks include Tencent Holdings, BYD Company, TRACKER FUND, POP MART, and Alibaba, with short selling ratios of 19.7%, 40.9%, 17.4%, 22.5%, and 18.5%, respectively

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The short selling in Hong Kong stocks for half a day reached HKD 27.05 billion, accounting for 21% of the total turnover of shortable shares

Powell may not have an FOMC talk, but his recent QnA at a University sparks interests and influenced the market. A simple comment that inflation outlook in check and there's no need to hike rates due to oil shock has the market reacting positively. Let's see how the situation pans out in the next few weeks

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seems like market hasnt bottom, still declining. wheres the end . haha

Fed is in a dilemma. On one hand, he is cautious of rising inflation due to wars &amp; tariff, on the other hand, he is watching unemployment rate in the labor market. Do nothing is the best current strategy for the Fed, till events becomes clearer. Singapore is pivoting to partner other trading blocks to increase trade export to like minded countries. And fast adoption of AI to enhance productivity to address rising cost of doing business here. Is all hands on deck. Singapore has to be ahead of the curve due to fast changing political and economical landscape changes to keep growth on track.

Fed’s dovish is shifting short term sentiment, creating a tactical risk on window. Not a full pivot yet,so stay long quality growth but keep macro hedges in placeTesla TERAFAB – Moving into ultra scale compute fits the AI capex boom, where global demand is surging. For now, it’s a high beta narrative play, with execution risk still the main swing factor.Singapore retains solid growth supported by strong manufacturing and AI driven exports, showing underlying resilience despite external risks.

Musk is again promising the sun and moon; selling a dream, forever over promising and shifting goal posts. With the geopolitical event causing headache and pocket-aches to investors, I don't think anyone would be in the mood to be an all-in bull right now...

7 days into negotiation between US and IRAN, but no news of any breakthrough. The war will be long and the blockade will last. Start being defensive people!

As the war continues, oil will be in short supply and cause Singapore to suffer. Yes we do have 6 months of reserve. But one that used up, we are in the same situation as other South East Asia counties... So be worried peeps!

As usual anything from tesla is to take with a pinch of salt. Elon Musk have always over promise but under deliver. Only when it really launches then believe in the narrative!

As the war continues and oil prices remain high, this will naturally cause inflation to tick higher and hence higher interest. Best to brace yourself for heavy repricing!

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