- On August 11, Hong Kong stock indices closed lower collectively, with the Hang Seng Index falling 1.10% to close at 25652.82 points and losing the 26000 mark.
- Large tech stocks, gold and non-ferrous metals, mobile phone supply chains, and new energy vehicle sectors experienced significant drops, while oil and gas stocks bucked the trend to rise.
- Spot gold fell below the 4400 US dollars per ounce mark, and geopolitical risks drove oil ratings up, leading to divergent market performances across different sectors.
- On August 11, the Hong Kong stock market opened high and then fell back, with the Hang Seng Index slightly down 0.23% to 25877.82 points.
- Sector performance diverged, as rising oil prices driven by geopolitical tensions boosted petroleum stocks, while AI infrastructure and semiconductor sectors experienced noticeable pullbacks.
- Major market movers included Alibaba gaining nearly 2% following positive data center delivery updates, while aviation stocks faced downward pressure due to surging fuel costs.