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Hang Seng Index Bull-Bear Street Ratio 73:27, CITIC Securities Discloses Latest Interval Holdings Changes

Hang Seng Index May Futures Opened Lower, Down 24 Points to 25784 by 17:16 on May 15

IMF Completes 2026 Article IV Consultation with Hong Kong, Affirms Economic Recovery and Financial Stability

Hang Seng Index Bull-Bear Street Ratio 75:25, Bear Cert Heavy Zone at 27000-27099

Hang Seng Index Futures Night Session Closes Up 0.02% at 26240.79 Points

HSI Futures Open 2.11% Up at 26,850 Points

HSI E-mini Futures Closed Up 411 Points

May Night Futures Index Closed at 26799 Points, Up 505 Points

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

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The IMF praised Hong Kong's economic resilience but warned of risks from geopolitical tensions, forecasting GDP growth to slow to 2.4% this year. It urged financial reforms, including a goods and services tax, to stabilize public revenue. The report highlighted ongoing economic slack and challenges in the commercial real estate market. Financial Secretary Paul Chan noted the government's efforts to stabilize the market and projected increasing surpluses in the operating account over the next five years, emphasizing a positive growth outlook driven by global demand for AI-related electronics.

- The International Monetary Fund (IMF) praised Hong Kong's economic resilience, noting ongoing recovery despite not reaching pre-pandemic levels, while warning of risks from escalating geopolitical tensions.  
- The IMF urged mid-term fiscal reforms, including the introduction of a goods and services tax, to stabilize public revenues, predicting GDP growth to slow from 3.5% in 2025 to 2.4% this year due to weak external demand.  
- The report indicates that private investment hasn't fully recovered and highlights the mixed performance in commercial real estate, projecting a moderate economic growth outlook while emphasizing the need for broader revenue reforms.

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IMF lauds resilient Hong Kong economy, but warns of risks linked to Mideast war

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The Hang Seng Index fell 1.63% this week, closing at 25962.73, marking its largest weekly decline since March 2026. It has decreased in three of the last four weeks and is down 21.69% from its record close in January 2018. The index is currently 7.17% off its 52-week high but up 12.11% from its 52-week low. Year-to-date, it has gained 1.30%.

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Asian stock markets fell on Friday due to geopolitical concerns and profit-taking after recent highs. Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Tokyo all closed lower, with Seoul's KOSPI index dropping 6% amid a potential strike at Samsung Electronics. Japan's producer prices rose 4.9% year-on-year, raising interest rate concerns. The Hang Seng Index declined 1.6%, led by tech stocks, while the MSCI All Country Asia Pacific Index fell 2.1%. Overall, regional markets showed significant declines.

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The Hong Kong economy grew by 5.9% year-on-year in Q1 2026, driven by strong external trade and domestic demand. Total exports rose by 23.7%, while private consumption and investment expenditures increased by 4.9% and 17.7%, respectively. The unemployment rate decreased to 3.7%. The Hang Seng Index reached a four-and-a-half-year high before correcting, but has since recovered. The residential property market also showed strength with rising prices and rentals.

- The Hong Kong government released the Q1 2026 economic report, showing a GDP growth of 5.9% year-on-year, up from 4% in the previous quarter.  
- Strong external trade and a rebound in domestic demand contributed to a significant increase in exports, especially for AI-related products, as well as a rise in private consumption and investment.  
- The labor market improved slightly, with the unemployment rate decreasing to 3.7%, and the housing market continued to strengthen with rising prices and rents.

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Govt: HK 1Q Econ Growth at 5.9%; Full-yr Growth Forecast Kept at 2.5-3.5%

Hong Kong's economy grew by 5.9% year-on-year in Q1, driven by increased exports and private consumption. This follows a 4.0% growth in Q4 2025 and 3.1% in Q1 last year. Seasonally adjusted, the economy expanded by 2.9% from January to March, up from 1.0% in the previous quarter.

- The Hong Kong government announced a 5.9% year-on-year economic growth in the first quarter, driven by a surge in exports and private consumption.  
- The economy grew by 4.0% in Q4 2025 and 3.1% in Q1 of the previous year.  
- Seasonally adjusted data shows a 2.9% growth from January to March, up from 1.0% growth in the previous quarter.

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Hong Kong Q1 GDP expands 5.9% y/y

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The HSI fell 426 points (1.6%) to 25,962, while the HSTI dropped 135 points (2.7%) to 4,941. Major stocks like BABA, MEITUAN, and XIAOMI saw declines of over 4% and 3%, respectively. Market turnover increased to $325.39 billion, with significant short selling activity noted across various stocks.

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On May 15, Hong Kong stocks closed lower across the board, with all three major indices declining amid soaring global bond yields and rising inflation concerns. The Hang Seng Tech Index plunged 2.66%. In terms of market performance, risk appetite for high-valuation tech sectors dropped significantly. The semiconductor, optical module, and computing power supply chains suffered heavy losses, with Hua Hong Semiconductor and Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable among the top decliners. Most Majority Stake internet and technology stocks fell, with Alibaba dropping nearly 4% due to a sharp decline in profits reported in its earnings. Additionally, some small-cap stocks showed unusual movements, with Radiance Holdings surging over 216% on heavy volume in a single day

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HK Stocks Close | Hang Seng Index Falls Over 1.5%; Semiconductor Sector Plunges as Global Inflation Fears Drag Down Tech Stocks

The Hong Kong Tourism Board reported that preliminary visitor arrivals in April reached 4.22 million, a 10% increase year-on-year. The growth was bolstered by events like the Hong Kong International Rugby Sevens. From January to April, total arrivals were approximately 18.52 million, up 15% YoY, with Mainland China visitors at 14.18 million and non-Mainland visitors at 4.34 million, increasing by 18% and 8% YoY respectively.

- The Hong Kong Tourism Board reported that approximately 4.22 million visitors arrived in Hong Kong in April, marking a 10% year-on-year increase.  
- The Hong Kong Sevens, held in early April, contributed to a continued growth trend in visitor arrivals.  
- From January to April, total visitor arrivals reached about 18.52 million, a 15% increase from the previous year, with 14.18 million from mainland China and 4.34 million from non-mainland visitors.

HKTB: Apr Preliminary Visitor Arrivals to Hong Kong Up 10% YoY to 4.22 Million; 1-4M Up 15%

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