Hong Kong Stock Movement: MANSION INTL fell 12.28%

Hong Kong Stock Movement Stocks with High Trading Volume in the Industry Lao Pu Gold fell 3.55%. Based on recent important news: On September 18, Bernard Arnault, Chairman of LVMH Group, visited Lao Pu Gold's Shanghai store. Although his evaluation was positive, the overall luxury goods market has cooled, with LVMH's revenue and net profit declining in the first half of the year, affecting market confidence in Lao Pu Gold. On September 17, with consumer investment rebounding, Lao Pu Gold is seen as one of the "three sisters" of Hong Kong stocks. Although the consumer industry has anti-cyclical properties, there are still doubts in the market about its future performance. On September 15, the IPO plan of Chao Hong Ji attracted market attention. Lao Pu Gold belongs to the same gold sector, but due to different paths, market confidence in Lao Pu Gold's scarcity and high premium story has fluctuated. The safe-haven value of the gold market has emerged, and IPO activity is vibrant. Anta Sports fell 2.27%. Based on recent important news: On September 16, Anta Group announced anti-corruption measures, involving the dismissal of 74 employees and the transfer of 46 to judicial authorities, affecting market confidence and leading to a drop in stock price. Data source: Lianjie Anta WeChat official account. On September 17, Anta Group's gross margin declined, with the main brands Anta and FILA's gross margins dropping by 1.7 and 2.2 percentage points, respectively, amid intensified market competition, putting pressure on stock prices. Data source: Anta Group earnings meeting. On September 15, CITIC Lyon maintained Anta Sports' target price at HKD 116, rating it as "outperforming the market," but the market has doubts about its profitability, leading to stock price fluctuations. Data source: CITIC Lyon research report. The sports goods market is highly competitive, with profit pressure. Stocks with High Market Capitalization in the Industry Prada fell 2.03%. Based on recent key news: On September 15, K11 MUSEA announced that luxury brand PRADA will open a new duplex store in its new wing. Although this move shows positive signals for brand expansion, market concerns about the overall performance of the luxury goods industry may lead to a decline in stock prices. On September 16, luxury brands are becoming more cautious in choosing spokespersons, which may affect market expectations for the brand's future marketing strategies, thereby impacting stock prices. No other significant news. The luxury goods industry faces market uncertainty