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Changes in Bull and Bear Street Positions of Hang Seng Index

Hong Kong Index Futures Night Session Closes Down 0.27% at 25,632.73 Points

Hang Seng Index Night Futures Up 11 Points

Hang Seng Index Futures Open 0.02% Higher at 25,959.90 Points

CITIC Securities Displays Bull and Bear Warrant Street Inventory Distribution Data for Hang Seng Index

HSI April and May Futures Open Lower

HSI Night Index Closed Down 271 Points

Changes in Bull and Bear Warrant Street Positions of Hang Seng Index

Hang Seng Index Futures Night Session Rises 0.39% to 26,494

April Night Futures Index Flat, May Night Futures Index Slightly Down

HSI futures open higher in the daytime session

CITIC Securities Updates Data on Bull and Bear Warrants Street Positioning for Hang Seng Index

Hang Seng Index Futures Night Session Closes Up 1.22% at 26,502 Points

Both Hang Seng and China Enterprises Index Futures Rise in Night Session

Night Index Futures Up 73 Points at 26255

HSI Night Index Rises 0.061% to 26198 Points

Hang Seng Index Futures Open Down 0.53% at 26,212.23

Heng Seng Index Bull and Bear Certificates Street Position Ratio at 50:50, Most New Bear Certificates Added in the 26500-26599 Range

Night Market Futures Down, Hang Seng Index Futures April Night Session Down 133 Points

Night Futures Soft, April Futures Night Market Latest at 26306 Points

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Hong Kong's exports surged by 35.8% year-on-year in March, marking the highest growth in over five years, driven by strong global demand for AI-related electronic products. Imports also rose by 41.2%, resulting in a trade deficit of HK$89.1 billion. Despite positive export figures, concerns were raised about geopolitical tensions affecting global trade. The Trade Development Council forecasts an 8-9% growth in exports for 2026, although exporter confidence has declined amid global trade turbulence.

- Hong Kong's exports grew nearly 36% year-on-year in March, reaching a total value of 618.4 billion HKD (79.8 billion USD), driven by strong global demand for AI-related electronic products.  
- Despite the positive performance, a government spokesperson warned that ongoing geopolitical conflicts pose risks to global trade and supply chains, with March imports rising 41.2% and resulting in a trade deficit of 89.1 billion HKD.  
- The Trade Development Council forecasts an 8% to 9% export growth in 2026, while exporter confidence fell in early 2026, influenced by recent geopolitical and market disruptions.

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In March, Hong Kong's total exports surged by 35.8% YoY, significantly surpassing expectations of 13.1%. Total exports reached HKD618.4 billion, while imports rose by 41.2% to HKD707.5 billion, resulting in a trade deficit of HKD89.1 billion. Exports to Asia increased by 37.8%, with notable growth to Singapore (125%) and the US (80.8%). The rise in exports was driven by strong demand for AI-related electronic products. However, geopolitical tensions may pose risks to global trade. The government will monitor these developments closely.

- In March, Hong Kong's total exports and imports grew year-over-year by 35.8% and 41.2%, respectively, significantly surpassing market expectations.  
- The total export value reached HKD 618.4 billion, while imports totaled HKD 707.5 billion, resulting in a trade deficit of HKD 89 billion.  
- Strong demand for AI-related electronics supported this growth, although geopolitical tensions in the Middle East pose risks to global economic stability and trade flows.

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BOCI's report indicates a slowdown in Southbound net inflows, down 62.1% YoY to RMB215 billion, amid geopolitical tensions. Despite this, Hong Kong's average daily turnover increased to HKD272.5 billion. The HSI rose 3.34%, while the HSTECH fell 8.24%. Mainland-related companies dominate the market, comprising 78.63% of market cap. BOCI anticipates sustained demand from Mainland investors, particularly in technology and manufacturing sectors. Recommended stocks include TENCENT, XIAOMI, POP MART, ALIBABA, KUAISHOU, and HUA HONG SEMICONDUCTOR, focusing on AI and growth strategies.

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Hong Kong equities experienced a decline in the morning session, with the HSI down 173 points (0.7%) at 25,752. CATL shares fell nearly 7% after a discounted share placement, while WuXi AppTec surged 15% following a strong quarterly profit report. Other notable movements included Alibaba's approval for a spin-off listing, and various tech stocks showing mixed performance. Overall, market turnover reached HKD131.191 billion, reflecting a cautious trading environment.

HSI Falls 173 pts at Midday; CATL Slumps Nearly 7%, WuXi AppTec Surges 15%

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The Hong Kong stock market experienced a slight decline on Monday, with the Hang Seng Index finishing at 25,925.65, down 52.42 points or 0.20%. This follows a two-day drop of over 575 points. The market's outlook remains uncertain due to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and mixed signals from U.S. markets. Traders are awaiting the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decision, expected to maintain current interest rates. Additionally, crude oil prices rose significantly amid concerns over supply disruptions following stalled U.S.-Iran negotiations. March trade figures for Hong Kong are also anticipated.

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Moody's has revised China's economic outlook to 'stable' from 'negative', highlighting the country's resilient economic and fiscal strength despite domestic pressures and geopolitical challenges. The agency anticipates a moderation in export growth, but believes China's competitiveness will mitigate the slowdown, resulting in a gradual easing of GDP growth.

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The Hong Kong Securities Commission's Investment Committee has issued a document titled 'Understanding Investment Through Prediction Markets,' highlighting that prediction markets are speculative platforms for forecasting events, not investment products. It emphasizes the importance of careful consideration regarding investment value, asset allocation, and regulatory safeguards. The committee warns that participation in these markets lacks protection under the Securities and Futures Ordinance, making recourse difficult in case of issues.

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The HSI weakened as tech stocks like Tencent fell, while BYD and handset-related stocks showed resilience. The index closed down 52 points at 25,925. The market is reacting to US-Iran negotiations and fluctuating US Treasury yields. Notably, SMIC and HUA HONG SEMI surged, while major players like Alibaba and JD.COM declined. Despite a weak market breadth, BYD outperformed with a 4.7% rise. Total market turnover reached HKD251.634 billion, with significant short selling activity observed.

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Asian shares showed mixed results, with Tokyo's Nikkei 225 index reaching a new record. Meanwhile, oil prices increased by over $1 amid stalled negotiations regarding the Iran conflict. The White House has also canceled plans to send envoys to Pakistan for further discussions, as President Trump noted a lack of progress in the talks.

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Asian shares are mixed and oil gains more than $1 as Iran talks remain in flux

Asian markets showed mixed results as the week began, with Japan's Nikkei 225 and South Korea's Kospi reaching new highs, driven by strong earnings and technology narratives. In contrast, Australia's ASX 200 and Hong Kong's Hang Seng lagged, reflecting a cautious sentiment. Mainland China's industrial profits rose, indicating some recovery, but the overall market remains selective, favoring proven winners over broader trends. Investors are still wary, seeking more evidence of a sustainable recovery in the region.

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Profits at China's industrial firms rose 15.8% in March, marking the fastest growth in six months, as the economy shows signs of uneven recovery amid external pressures from the Middle East crisis. For Q1, profits increased 15.5% year-on-year, with economic growth accelerating to 5%. However, while sectors linked to AI thrive, consumer-facing industries struggle due to weak domestic demand. Policymakers aim to improve corporate margins by addressing cut-throat price competition, but benefits are slow to materialize. Rising costs and fragile demand continue to challenge manufacturers.

- China's industrial profits grew by 15.8% in March, indicating a recovery trend despite underlying disparities in the economy.  
- While the first quarter showed a 15.5% profit increase and overall growth accelerated to 5%, sectors focused on consumers remain challenged under weak domestic demand.  
- Rising external risks, notably from the Middle East conflict, threaten to further strain profit margins for Chinese manufacturers already facing uncertain demand and cautious spending patterns.

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Asia-Pacific markets were set to rise Monday as investors looked past renewed diplomatic setbacks between the U.S. and Iran.

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Over 5,000 Guangdong motorists have been approved to drive into Hong Kong under a southbound travel scheme, which has gained popularity since its launch in December 2025. The scheme allows up to 100 vehicles daily from select cities, enabling stays of up to 72 hours. Authorities noted that 90% of travelers stay for one to two days, boosting local tourism and economic growth. Plans to expand the scheme to other Guangdong cities are underway, alongside the introduction of a 'Park and Visit' service to enhance tourism experiences.

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Hong Kong exports surge 35.8% in March, sharpest rise in over 5 years

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BOCI: Southbound Net Inflows Slow YTD, Focus on Internet, New Consumption and Semiconductor Sectors