- VGT recorded a Southbound Trading net inflow of HKD453.5 million, while BABA-W experienced the highest net outflow of HKD380.8 million.
- Under the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect, VGT saw the highest net inflow of HKD315.9 million and CHINA LIFE saw the highest net outflow of HKD878.5 million.
- Under the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect, VGT led with a net inflow of HKD137.7 million and TENCENT led with a net outflow of HKD235.3 million.
- On August 28, Hong Kong stocks fluctuated narrowly with the Hang Seng Index closing basically flat at 25584.79 points and a total market turnover of about 2300 billion HKD.
- Sector performance showed significant divergence, with real estate stocks split sharply, tech software firms generally strengthening, and energy shares posting widespread gains.
- Major highlights included Meitu and Kingdee rising over 6%, while real estate firms like Sunac surged more than 10% and Shimao dropped nearly 12%.
- On August 28, Hong Kong stocks opened lower and rose slightly, with major indices turning green during the session driven by market focus on AI concepts and corporate earnings.
- AI and software concepts surged across the board, led by SenseTime, Kingdee, and Meitu, with SenseTime reporting a 2026 first-half net profit of 620 million RMB and achieving a turnaround.
- Tech giants, real estate stocks, and banking sectors showed divergent performances, influenced by respective corporate financial results, market news, and overseas sector movements.
- The HSI opened down 155 points at 25,410 points, while major US stock indices closed higher, driven by a surge in NVIDIA Corporation following strong earnings results.
- Hong Kong tech and banking stocks generally declined at the opening, whereas individual companies experienced notable stock movements following their corporate earnings reports and financial disclosures.
- Shimao Group opened 10.45% lower after facing another winding-up petition, while companies like Tianqi Lithium surged following a significant jump in interim profit.
- On August 26 afternoon, Hong Kong stocks extended gains with the Hang Seng Index rising 0.83 % to 25722.75 points and the Hang Seng Tech Index up 1.35 %.
- Technology stocks, internal insurance and brokerage shares, and new energy power stocks experienced a collective surge, while real estate and individual sectors showed divergence.
- Market activity was driven by positive corporate earnings, solid dividend distribution plans, and strategic business expansions such as Alibaba launching its international office AI platform.
- Hong Kong stocks declined significantly on August 24, with the Hang Seng Index falling 1.96% to 25498.35 points and the Hang Seng Tech Index dropping 3.67% to 4591.12 points.
- Alibaba plummeted over 9% after raising approximately 79.7 billion HKD through a massive share placement for AI infrastructure, dragging down internet and semiconductor stocks.
- Meanwhile, oil stocks, surging gold prices driven by safe-haven demand, and select new consumption shares bucked the broader market downward trend.