- At the midday close, the Hang Seng Index dropped 64 pts to 25,453 and the Hang Seng Tech Index fell 34 pts to 4,559.
- Major active heavyweights showed mixed performances, with MEITUAN declining over 6% while XIAOMI and BABA posted slight gains.
- Various market constituents experienced notable fluctuations, highlighted by TS LINES reaching new highs with a 6.2% increase.
- The Hong Kong Hang Seng Index opened higher at 25,303 with an increase of 186 pts or 0.74%, driven by widespread advances among major tech and blue-chip stocks.
- Key technology stocks rebounded or gained, led by BABA-W rising 1.75% after its AI model downloads exceeded 3 billion globally and JD-SW recovering 3.45%.
- Individual stocks such as SENSETIME-W opened 7.12% higher following a positive profit alert expecting consolidated profit for the first time since listing.
- At the midday close, the Hang Seng Index dropped 300 pts or 1.2 % to 25,352, while the Hang Seng Tech Index fell 56 pts or 1.2 % to 4,767.
- Active heavyweights experienced declines, with Alibaba closing down 3.2 % at $122.3 and Tencent falling 2.9 % to $457.
- Various constituent stocks moved differently, as Tingyi gained 4.8 % while WH Group dropped 4.8 %.
- The HSI opened higher at 25,998 points, rising 61 points or 0.24% amid mixed global market cues.
- Major tech stocks showed varied performances, with BABA-W gaining 2.13% and MINIMAX-W soaring over 4%.
- Spot gold rebounded above USD 4,400 per ounce, driving gains across gold mining and jewelry stocks.
- Following overnight declines in US stocks, the Hang Seng Index opened slightly lower at 25,526 down 3 points amid mixed performances across major technology and blue-chip stocks.
- AIA and HSBC Holdings opened down 0.82% and 0.25% respectively, with AIA pressured by tax rumors and HSBC resuming share buybacks.
- Wharf REIC gained over 2% due to strong earnings support, while Pacific Basin surged nearly 5% following a more than threefold increase in interim profit.
- At midday close, HSI rose 7 points to 25,150, while HSTI increased by 86 points to 4,838 and HSCEI fell by 14 points to 8,367.
- Notable performers included SMIC, rising 8.8% to $75.9, and HUA HONG GRACE, climbing 17.1% to $167.4, alongside several other gains for heavyweights and sectors.
- The short selling data indicated significant activity, particularly in tech stocks, suggesting investors are closely monitoring market fluctuations.