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Hong Kong ADRs Experience Rebound in U.S. Trading

Hong Kong's American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) saw a rebound in U.S. trading. According to RTHK, HSBC's ADRs notably increased by 3.5% compared to the previous closing price in Hong Kong, translating to HKD 139.5. AIA's ADRs also rose nearly 3%, reaching HKD 85.8. Several financial and technology stocks' ADRs climbed between 1% and over 2%, with Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and Bank of China's ADRs rising by nearly 1%.

CoinLive·
HK
01299
-5.54%
US
AAGIY
-1.50%
HK
00005
-2.67%
CoinLive·
HK
01299
-5.54%
US
AAGIY
-1.50%
HK
00005
-2.67%

AIA Junyu will launch "Exclusive Medical Concierge" providing WeChat 24/7 support directly to top-tier hospitals in mainland China

AIA Junyu will launch the "Premium Medical Concierge" service, providing 24/7 medical support for eligible members. This service offers professional support through WeChat, connecting to top-tier hospitals in mainland China. Members and their families can prioritize appointments for outpatient and inpatient services, receive health consultations, and coordinate their medical journeys. In addition, family doctors will customize health check-up plans and provide home delivery of medications

Stheadline·
HK
01299
-5.54%
Stheadline·
HK
01299
-5.54%

Top 5 HK Stock Gainers/Losers (>100B) (2.6)

HWORLD-S(01179) rose 4.31%, with a trading turnover 127.0 Million HKD, and a year-to-date rose 8.8%. LI AUTO-W(02015) rose 3.61%, with a trading turnover 2.1 Billion HKD, and a year-to-date rose 10.6%. AIA(01299) fell 5.54%, with a trading turnover 4.8 Billion HKD, and a year-to-date rose 4.5%. MINIMAX-WP(00100) fell 5.14%, with a trading turnover 398.3 Million HKD, and a year-to-date rose 179.4%.

Top Gainers & Losers·
HK
01179
+4.31%
HK
02015
+3.61%
HK
01772
+2.50%
Top Gainers & Losers·
HK
01179
+4.31%
HK
02015
+3.61%
HK
01772
+2.50%

Hang Seng Slips 3% This Week

The Hang Seng Index fell 3% this week, closing at 26,560 after a 1.2% drop on Friday. This decline follows three weeks of gains, influenced by Wall Street's sell-off and concerns over AI's impact on software profits. Chinese equities also weakened ahead of January CPI data, with gold price volatility affecting consumer inflation. Major losers included Knowledge Atlas Tech (-6.1%) and AIA Group (-5.2%). Meituan's stock slipped 2.2% after its acquisition of Dingdong Fresh for USD 717 million, amid ongoing challenges in its core business and overseas expansion.

Trading Economics·
HK
01299
-5.54%
HK
00HSI
-1.21%
US
AAGIY
-1.50%
Trading Economics·
HK
01299
-5.54%
HK
00HSI
-1.21%
US
AAGIY
-1.50%

Hong Kong Stock Market Closing | Hang Seng Index Pulls Back, Small-Cap Stocks like Southern Communications Surge, Internet and Insurance Sectors Lead Decline

Today, the Hong Kong stock market closed with all three major indices retreating. The Hang Seng Index fell by 1.21%, the Hang Seng Tech Index dropped by 1.11%, and the National Enterprises Index decreased by 0.68%. The overall market experienced a high-level correction, with key sectors such as internet, retail, and insurance generally weakening. Core stocks like Tencent Holdings, Alibaba -W, and AIA Group saw significant declines, reflecting rising risk aversion and weak consumer confidence. Market hotspots were concentrated in small-cap stocks like Southern Communications and Long Resources, which experienced significant fluctuations and active trading. External macro variables and liquidity expectations continue to impact the capital situation of Hong Kong stocks, leading to short-term market sentiment fluctuations

Market Heartbeat·
HK
00700
-1.97%
HK
01299
-5.54%
HK
02318
-2.18%
Market Heartbeat·
HK
00700
-1.97%
HK
01299
-5.54%
HK
02318
-2.18%
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