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UBS Upgrades CSPC Pharmaceutical to Buy, Cites AI Drug R&D and Valuation Potential

ZTO Express Discloses Repurchase of 351K ADSs for Approx $8M to HKEX

NetEase Reports Strong Q1 Results, Bank of America Raises Target Price to $172

Four Brokerages Consolidate NIO Ratings: Earnings Beat Expectations, Target Prices and Profit Forecasts Raised

XPeng Group's First Mass-Produced Robotaxi Officially Rolls Off the Line in Guangzhou

NetEase Ding Lei: Advance 'Forgotten Sea' Testing, Boost 'Uncharted Odyssey' Overseas Expansion

Morgan Stanley Raises Cheung Kong Power Target to HKD 74, Maintains 2026-27 Earnings Forecast

Hema Fresh Beijing Store Cake Found with Maggots, Consumer Complaints Unresolved

CNOOC Annual Gas Output Exceeds 1.3 Billion Cubic Meters, Discovers Multiple Deepwater Gas Fields to Secure Hainan Supply

Lenovo CEO Announces: Aiming for $100B Revenue in Two Years via 'Three Pillars' Strategy

Lenovo CEO says will explore more forms of AI devices including wearables

Lenovo CEO: Good relationship with Nvidia, receiving adequate chip allocation

Lenovo CEO Predicts Infrastructure Business Unit to Achieve Sustainable Profitability

Lenovo CEO Warns of Severe Memory Shortage Driving Rising Costs

JD Health Repurchases 1.93 Million Shares Yesterday and Discloses Short Position Data

China Ping An Spends 4.03 Billion RMB to Complete 2026 Long-Term Service Plan Share Purchase

Innovent Biologics Announces Early Results of IBI363 for Advanced NSCLC

Lenovo Group FY2025/26 Revenue Hits Record $83.1 Billion, AI Income Surges 84%

Lenovo Group Full-Year Revenue of $83.07 Billion Beats Expectations, Net Profit at $1.91 Billion

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The Asia-Pacific stock markets generally retreated, with the stock markets in Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea softening, while the Indian stock market rose. The Shanghai Composite Index fell by 0.3%, and the Shenzhen Component Index rose by 0.3%; the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index dropped by 1.3%; the Taiwan Weighted Index fell by 0.9%. Japan's Nikkei Index declined by 1%, and South Korea's Composite Stock Price Index decreased by 0.5%. India's Nifty 50 Index rose by 0.3%. The Australian and New Zealand stock markets experienced slight declines, and the Singapore Straits Times Index edged down. Jardine Matheson plans to acquire ParknShop, a subsidiary of CK Hutchison, which may merge with Wellcome

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"Asian Stocks" Asia-Pacific stock markets generally retrace, with stocks in Japan and South Korea softening while Indian stock markets rise

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Asian shares mostly higher ahead of Trump's deadline for Iran to reopen oil route

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Asian shares mostly higher ahead of Trump's deadline for Iran to reopen oil route

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Hong Kong's commercial real estate sector is showing signs of recovery, as reported by S&P. Improvements are noted in Grade A office and retail markets, with strong net absorption and retail sales growth. However, S&P warns that this recovery is limited to prime locations and not comprehensive. Office and retail rents may continue to decline until 2026, although the pace of decline could slow.

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Hong Kong's Commercial Real Estate Shows Signs of Recovery, S&P Reports

Hong Kong's secondary home prices have reached a two-year high of 152.17, reflecting a 0.85% increase from the previous week, according to the Centa-City Leading Index (CCL). This rise indicates favorable market conditions leading up to the U.S. Federal Reserve's March meeting. In the first quarter, the CCL has increased by 5.6%, exceeding the total increase for the entire previous year.

Hong Kong's Secondary Home Prices Reach Two-Year High

Hong Kong's ultra-luxury home sales have sharply declined following a stamp duty hike, with only 13 transactions over HK$100 million recorded in March, down from 28 in January. The government raised the stamp duty from 4.25% to 6.5% in February, aiming to generate additional revenue. Analysts predict continued muted activity in the luxury market due to this increase and inflation risks from Middle East conflicts. Some developers are offering incentives to attract buyers, while the broader residential market shows signs of recovery with rising home prices.

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Hong Kong ultra-luxury home sales slide after stamp duty hike

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Hong Kong real estate stocks have shown better-than-expected performance; however, they are facing macroeconomic uncertainties due to the ongoing Middle East conflict. JP Morgan has raised concerns about possible interest rate hikes and a mild economic recession, predicting that interest rates will remain stable until the first quarter of 2027.

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Hong Kong Real Estate Stocks Face Uncertainty Amid Middle East Conflict

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The Research Department of Central China Real Estate pointed out that in March 2026, the total number of property sale and purchase agreements registered reached 7,729, with a total value of HKD 63.853 billion, a decrease of 2.5% in the number of agreements compared to February, while the value increased by 2.7%. The overall registration figures have remained above 7,000 for six consecutive months, indicating that the seasonal peak in the property market has appeared earlier. In the first quarter, the total number of property sale and purchase agreements registered was 23,284, with a total value of HKD 183.248 billion, showing that the property market continues to warm up. In March, the registration of new private residential properties was 1,413, and the registration of second-hand residential properties was 4,621, both showing changes compared to February

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In "Hong Kong Property," CENTRALCHINA MT: The overall building registration amount in March increased by 2.7% month-on-month

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One month after the oil price shock, the relative resilience of Chinese assets has traceable origins: a low external dependency in the energy consumption structure, a safety cushion from ample strategic reserves, continuous independent breakthroughs in AI technology, and a naturally low correlation between A-shares and global markets have jointly formed this shock-resistant foundation. While global stagflation risks have not been fully eliminated, Goldman Sachs' assessment is clear: at current price levels, the Risk/Reward Ratio remains favorable, and A-shares and H-shares are worth strategic allocation

- The Brent crude oil price surged 50% to $110 per barrel amid the ongoing Middle East conflict, worsening global inflation and growth challenges.  
- Despite this, Chinese assets displayed resilience, with A-shares only down 4%, supported by factors such as the country's energy diversification strategy and AI advancements.  
- Goldman Sachs maintains an "overweight" rating for A and H shares, slightly lowering 12-month target prices while highlighting the potential for significant returns for investors.

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One Month of Oil Price Shocks: Why Are Chinese Assets More Resilient?

Li Yuanfeng from Jones Lang LaSalle stated that the private residential price index in February rose significantly due to strong stock market performance, while the secondary market saw a decrease in transaction volume as homeowners adopted a wait-and-see approach during the Spring Festival. It is expected that the stock market correction in March will lead to a reduction in secondary property buyers and a decline in transaction volume. However, the primary market remains active with mainland buyers, with transaction volume still reaching 1,600, and the property market is expected to steadily rise

JLL: March stock market correction expected to reduce second-hand property transaction volume in Hong Kong

Hang Seng Composite LargeCap(HSLI.HK)

"Asian Stocks" Asia-Pacific stock markets generally retrace, with stocks in Japan and South Korea softening while Indian stock markets rise

Asian shares mostly higher ahead of Trump's deadline for Iran to reopen oil route

Hong Kong's Commercial Real Estate Shows Signs of Recovery, S&P Reports

Hong Kong's Secondary Home Prices Reach Two-Year High

Hong Kong ultra-luxury home sales slide after stamp duty hike

Hong Kong Real Estate Stocks Face Uncertainty Amid Middle East Conflict

In "Hong Kong Property," CENTRALCHINA MT: The overall building registration amount in March increased by 2.7% month-on-month

One Month of Oil Price Shocks: Why Are Chinese Assets More Resilient?

JLL: March stock market correction expected to reduce second-hand property transaction volume in Hong Kong