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May Futures Night Market Down 135 Points

The Bull and Bear Street Stocks Ratio Distribution and Changes of Hong Kong Hang Seng Index

Hang Seng Night Futures Closed at 26264 Points, 84 Points Below Official Close

Fitch Confirms Hong Kong's Rating at 'AA-' with Stable Outlook

Hang Seng Index Futures Evening Session Closed Up 0.37% at 26,421 Points

HSI Night Index Futures Quotation Down

May and June Futures Last Trading Price

HKFutures open 0.34% lower in daytime session

Update on Bull and Bear Warrants Ratio and Distribution of Hang Seng Index

Night Market Futures Prices Drift Lower

May Futures and HSCEI Futures Settlement Prices Announced

Hang Seng Night Futures Opening Situation

May Futures Open 226 Points Lower, June Futures Open 208 Points Lower

Opening Quotes for Hang Seng, HSTEI, and CSI 300 Futures

HSF Futures Open Lower in Day Session

Hang Seng Index Futures Close at 26285

Night Futures Soft, May Futures Down 147 Points

Hang Seng Index Futures Open 1.11% Higher

Latest Bull and Bear Warrant Street Inventory Distribution of Hang Seng Index

Hang Seng Index Futures Evening Session Rises 1.10% to 26,304.53

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At market close, the HSI rose 40 points to 26,388, while the HSTI increased by 23 points to 5,093. Notable performers included MEITUAN, which gained 4.1%, and several stocks like JD LOGISTICS and JD INDUSTRIALS hitting new highs. Market turnover reached $277.77 billion, with active trading in heavyweights such as TENCENT and XIAOMI. The HSCEI saw a slight decline of 5 points. Overall, the market showed positive momentum with several stocks experiencing significant gains.

- The Hang Seng Index (HSI) rose by 40 points to close at 26,388, while the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI) fell by 5 points to 8,876, with market turnover at $277.77 billion.  
- Notable movements included JD rising 8.3% to $128.2 and Geely Auto declining 5.2% to $21.38, with short selling activity recorded across major stocks.  
- Active heavyweights such as Meituan and Tencent posted gains, while various smaller constituents had significant fluctuations in their stock prices.

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Hang Seng Index

Hang Seng TECH Index

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JD INDUSTRIALS

FIT HON TENG

DATANG POWER

KB LAMINATES

Hang Seng China Enterprises Index

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JD HEALTH

GEELY AUTO

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XINYI GLASS

QINGSONG HEALTH

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TIMES ELECTRIC

ZHIDA TECH

HAICHANG HLDG

AAC TECH

TIANGONG INT'L

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Meituan

Meituan HK SDR 5to1

Datang Power

Tencent

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Tencent HK SDR 10to1

Tencent Holdings Limited

Xiaomi Corporation

XIAOMI-WR

Xiaomi HK SDR 2to1

Alibaba

BABA-WR

Alibaba HK SDR 5to1

JD-SWR

JD.com

JD HEALTH-R

GEELY AUTO-R

GEELY AUTOMOBILE HOLDINGS LIMITED SPON ADS EACH REP 20 ORD

Geely Auto

CATL HK SDR 30to1

SMIC HK SDR 5to1

Times Electric

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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and the Insurance Authority (IA) have collaborated to promote a Cross-sector Background Check Framework for the banking and insurance industries. During an industry exchange session, HKMA Deputy Chief Executive Arthur Yuen highlighted Hong Kong's reaffirmed status as a leading international financial center, emphasizing the importance of integrity and customer-first culture among financial institution employees to maintain customer and societal confidence in the sector.

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HKMA, IA Join Hands to Promote Cross-sector Background Check Framework

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Morgan Stanley has raised its Q2 2027 targets for major Chinese stock indexes, setting the Hang Seng Index at 28,400 and the CSI 300 Index at 5,400. The firm anticipates a moderate market rally due to improved corporate earnings, stronger supply chains, and a robust Renminbi. Morgan Stanley favors A-shares over offshore markets and emphasizes thematic stock picking, while warning of potential short-term volatility.

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ChinaAMC CSI 300 ETF

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Yinhua MSCI China A ETF

CAM CSI300-R

FL2 CSOP HSI

FI2 CSOP HSI

ChinaAMC Hang Seng ETF

China Southern Hang Seng ETF

CAM CSI300

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Morgan Stanley Raises Q2 2027 Targets for Chinese Stock Indexes

Mainland Chinese home purchases in Hong Kong surged 48% in April, reaching a two-year high with 1,892 homes bought worth HK$18.9 billion. This accounted for 27.5% of total purchases, primarily in the new home market. Analysts expect this trend to continue due to rising rents and a resilient stock market, with forecasts of at least a 10% price increase for the year. Private home prices rose for the 10th consecutive month, reflecting improved sentiment and demand.

- In April, the number of homes purchased by mainland Chinese buyers in Hong Kong surged by 48%, reaching the highest level in two years, driven by a strong yuan and a shift from renting to buying.  
- A total of 1,892 homes worth HK$ 18.9 billion were sold, marking a 31% increase from March and constituting 27.5% of total transactions, with new homes preferred.  
- Analysts predict this trend will continue as more Chinese professionals in Hong Kong seek home ownership due to rising rents and improving market sentiment.

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Mainland Chinese snap up Hong Kong homes in April, most in 2 years

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Hong Kong will halve tolls for commercial vehicles using public tunnels for two months starting Sunday, aiming to reduce business costs amid rising fuel prices due to the Middle East conflict. The 50% discount applies to buses, goods vehicles, light buses, and registered taxis, while private vehicles are excluded. The measure is designed to alleviate operating costs without requiring applications from vehicle owners. Additionally, the government has previously introduced diesel and LPG subsidies to address fuel price volatility, with Brent crude prices around US$107 per barrel.

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Hong Kong halves tunnel tolls for commercial vehicles amid surging fuel prices

M Stanley has raised its target price for the Hang Seng Index (HSI) to 28,400, anticipating an upward trend extending into the second quarter of next year. The report highlights that Chinese equities are expected to see moderate gains due to earnings improvements, a strong position in the global supply chain, and RMB appreciation. M Stanley also identified key investment themes, including technology stocks aligned with China's 15th Five-Year Plan and companies poised to meet global energy demands. The report emphasizes significant opportunities in China's equity market for targeted portfolio building.

M Stanley Raises HSI TP to 28,400, Expects Uptrend to Extend to 2Q Next Year

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At midday, the HSI rose 69 points to 26,416, while the HSTI increased by 26 points to 5,096. Notable gainers included MEITUAN, up 4.8%, and JD, which surged 7% to hit a new high. Other stocks reaching new highs included FIT HON TENG, KB LAMINATES, and ASMPT. Overall, the market showed positive momentum with several heavyweights performing well, despite some declines in stocks like GEELY AUTO.

HSI Closes Midday at 26,416, Up 69 pts; HSTI Closes Midday at 5,096, Up 26 pts; MEITUAN Up over 4%; JD INDUSTRIALS, FIT HON TENG, KB LAMINATES, ASMPT, KINGBOARD HLDG Hit New Highs

Fitch Ratings has affirmed Hong Kong's Long-Term Foreign-Currency Issuer Default Rating (IDR) at AA- with a Stable Outlook, citing strong external finances and fiscal balance. The agency forecasts economic growth at 3.5% for this year, supported by global demand for AI-related products and increased tourism. However, growth remains vulnerable to geopolitical conflicts and trade tensions, with potential impacts from China's economic slowdown. Medium-term growth is expected to be between 2.5% and 3%.

Fitch Affirms HK at AA-, Foresees Econ Growth at 3.5% This Yr

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Asia-Pacific markets showed mixed results on Tuesday amid concerns over the fragile U.S.-Iran ceasefire. The Nikkei 225 rose by 0.5%, while the Hang Seng fell by 0.2%. Japan's 10-year bond yields reached their highest since 1997. Other indices, including the CSI 300 and Kospi, also experienced declines, while markets in Taiwan, Singapore, and Australia saw slight gains. President Trump expressed doubts about the ceasefire's stability, indicating it was on "massive life support."

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