Top-performing Hong Kong stocks this week | KBT Group surged nearly 47% for the week, KBTL rose nearly 33%, amid supply disruption risks for PPE resin; newly listed Shougang Langze gained over 39%, with the CCUS leader poised to benefit from SAF market ex
This week, the Hang Seng Index declined by 0.98% cumulatively, closing at 24,718.1 points; the Hang Seng Tech Index fell by 3.75% over the same period, ending at 4,705.2 points; and the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index dropped by 0.74%, closing at 8,374.43 points.
Hang Seng Indexes Company: Update to the Hang Seng Index Series Adjustment Schedule
This update will be implemented starting with the index review as of June 30, 2026.
BNP Paribas maintains a neutral stance on China and Hong Kong equities, advising investors to monitor AI-related growth stocks and high-dividend defensive shares.
Tam Wai Man, Deputy Chief Investment Officer for Asia at BNP Paribas Wealth Management, noted that she maintains a neutral view on mainland China and Hong Kong equities, but expects A-shares to outperform H-shares in the near term, as global markets are currently focused on the artificial intelligence (AI) theme, and AI-related stocks carry a higher weight in the A-share market compared to the relatively lower weighting in the Hang Seng Index. She believes investors should focus this year on AI growth and high-dividend defensive stocks, paying particular attention to global AI-related equities, with a favorable outlook on semiconductors, hardware, and the supporting infrastructure. She views infrastructure as a solid defensive asset, and sectors such as utilities typically generate very stable cash flows, which helps
Hong Kong Market Snapshot | All three major indices rose, with the Hang Seng Index up 1.93%; non-ferrous metal stocks performed strongly, with CMOC Group and Lingbao Gold surging over 12%; airline stocks gained momentum, with China Eastern Airlines Corpor
Most tech and internet stocks rose, with JD.com-SW up 3.40% and Alibaba-W up 2.61%; gold mining stocks advanced across the board, with Lingbao Gold rising 12.43% and Chifeng Gold up 10.63%; non-ferrous metal stocks broadly gained, with Lingbao Gold up 12.43% and CMOC Group Limited rising 12.17%;
Hong Kong Market Midday Review | All three major indices rose, with the Hang Seng Tech Index up 1.72%. Technology and internet stocks advanced, with Alibaba gaining nearly 3%. Semiconductor memory, new consumption, and robotics-related stocks performed st
Technology and internet stocks rose broadly, with JD.com-SW up 2.94% and Alibaba-W up 2.70%. Nonferrous metal stocks performed strongly, with CMOC Group rising 12.23% and Lingbao Gold gaining 9.72%. Gold stocks advanced across the board, with Zhufeng Gold up 11.39% and Lingbao Gold rising 9.72%.
Express News | Caixin News Midday Digest – June 12
Hong Hao: The next three months will be a critical period for observing whether the tech bubble bursts or collapses, with a significant correction expected in the global technology and semiconductor sector.
Gelonghui, June 12 — Hong Hao, Chief Investment Officer and Managing Partner at Lianhua Asset Management, stated in a report that the leading indicators of the Hang Seng Index have begun to bottom out and rebound, potentially signaling opportunities for the Hang Seng Index and the Hang Seng Tech Index in the latter part of the third quarter. Hong noted that although quantitative models indicate investor sentiment in the Chinese market has rapidly cooled to near its second-lowest historical level, such short-term extreme pessimism—combined with a relatively low GDP monetization ratio—actually suggests that China’s total market capitalization and the All-A Share Index will likely reach new all-time highs in the near future. He further argued that against the backdrop of RMB appreciation, a repricing of Chinese assets is foreseeable. He also commented that growth stocks in the Chinese market...
Futu Morning Brief | Trump TACOs Again! U.S.-Iran Deal Expected to Be Signed This Weekend; CME Plans to Launch '24/7 Trading' for Crude Oil and Gold; Strong Demand for Advanced Process Nodes Outstrips Supply, Prompting Taiwan Semiconductor to Consider Pri
Trump stated that all Iranian parties have approved the U.S.-Iran agreement, with a signing expected this weekend; CME Group plans to launch around-the-clock crude oil and gold futures contracts, as markets will also be open over the weekend.
Market Snapshot | All three major indices declined, with the Hang Seng Tech Index down 1.46%; semiconductor stocks rose, with Montage Technology up 5.74%; tech and internet stocks fell, with Alibaba-W down 5.37%
Tech and internet stocks declined, with Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. down 5.37% and Baidu Inc. down 3.08%; casino and gaming stocks weakened, with Belle Palace down 3.25% and Wynn Macau down 2.70%; most automotive stocks fell, with XPeng Inc. down 5.63%, while Nio Inc. rose 3.06%;
Hong Kong Market Midday Review | All three major indices declined, with the Hang Seng Tech Index down 2.01%. Most tech and internet stocks fell, as Alibaba dropped nearly 5% and JD.com slid over 3%. Some oil and gas equipment stocks rose against the trend
Tech and internet stocks declined across the board, with Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. down 4.93% and Baidu Inc. down 3.77%. Gold mining stocks fell, with Tongguan Gold down 4.41% and Zijin Mining International down 4.02%. Semiconductor stocks also dropped, with Tianshu Zhixin down 9.48% and Innoscience down 5.45%.
What implications does the massive wave of AI investment hold for positioning in the Hong Kong stock market?
Massive capital expenditures are cascading down the industrial chain, reshaping the investment landscape of Hong Kong’s tech ecosystem. In this boom, the Hong Kong stock market has attracted a large number of new economy and new technology companies, as well as A-share market leaders listing in Hong Kong—collectively forming core assets of the AI industrial chain.
Kwok Sze-chi: The broader market has declined for six consecutive sessions and is now formally testing the 24,203 level.
Patrick Kwok, Vice Chairman of the Hong Kong Society of Analysts, noted that the broader market continued its downward trend from the previous week and came under further pressure yesterday (the 10th), marking a technical six-day losing streak. The Hang Seng Index opened down 123 points at 24,442 in early trading and briefly rebounded to 24,505. However, as buying interest failed to sustain and sporadic selling pressure kept emerging, the market began to drift lower again. The Hang Seng Index even plunged sharply by 358 points to 24,207 before stabilizing somewhat and staging a minor technical rebound. Nevertheless, given that the index has officially breached its March 23 low of 24,203, most investors have adopted a wait-and-see stance amid lackluster buying support.
Futu Morning Report | Iran closes Strait of Hormuz; U.S. military confirms strikes on Iran; WTI crude rises over 2.5%; Oracle drops more than 10% post-earnings as capital expenditure exceeds expectations; SK Hynix reportedly plans to list in the U.S. as e
Iran denied Trump's claim of having had a direct phone call with Iranian officials; Trump stated he spoke directly with Iran, which requested an end to the bombing.
Hang Seng Index Bull/Bear Ratio (57:43) | June 11
As of June 11, the latest bull-to-bear warrant ratio for the Hang Seng Index stood at 57:43.
Goldman Sachs Partner Warns: AI Ecosystem Loop Risks 'Can No Longer Be Ignored'
Rich Privorotsky of Goldman Sachs warned that as market positions, leverage, and AI-related capital expenditures have become deeply intertwined, the inherent cyclical risks within this ecosystem have grown increasingly difficult to ignore; any disruption to the AI spending cycle would lay bare the market’s fragility.
Market Snapshot | All three major indices declined, with the Hang Seng Tech Index down 0.94%; southbound capital flowed into Hong Kong markets, net buying over HK$8.2 billion. Some tech and internet stocks rose against the market trend, with Tencent up ne
All three major indices declined, with the Hang Seng Tech Index down 0.94%; tech and internet stocks rose, led by NetEase-S up 3.79%; most semiconductor stocks fell, with Innoscience down 13.39%.
Latest View from BlackRock's Head of Multi-Asset Strategies, Asia Pacific: “The Free Lunch Is Over,” Asymmetric Volatility Creates New Investment Opportunities
Nikhil Mehra, Head of Multi-Asset Strategies and Solutions for Asia-Pacific at BlackRock, believes that the current market faces asymmetric volatility distinct from historical long-term market behavior, creating new investment opportunities and portfolio management challenges.
Hong Kong Market Midday Review | All three major indices declined, with the Hang Seng Tech Index down 1.69%; tech and internet stocks were mixed, Tencent and Kuaishou rose over 3%, while Alibaba fell nearly 4%; some innovative pharmaceutical stocks gained
Technology and internet stocks were mixed, with SenseTime Group down 5.19% and Xiaomi Group down 4.56%; multiple non-ferrous metal stocks declined, with Zijin Gold International falling 8.48% and Zhaojin Mining dropping 6.78%; photovoltaic and solar stocks weakened, with Jolywood down 9.21% and Lens Technology falling 8.73%.
Express News | Caixin News Midday Digest – June 10
China Merchants Securities International: Hong Kong equities are currently at a structural bottom, supported by a solid floor and awaiting catalysts for upside momentum.
Over the medium to long term, as the economy stabilizes and industrial policies provide support, earnings in the Hong Kong equity market are expected to gradually recover. Sustained investment in technology will translate into long-term growth momentum, and combined with its pronounced status as a global valuation trough, the market has room for a sustained upward trend, potentially exhibiting a gradual bull market pattern.