Hong Kong Stock Afternoon Review | The three major indices of Hong Kong stocks pulled back, and the Tech Index fell by more than 3%; Technet stocks and auto stocks generally fell, Bilibili fell nearly 6%, and Ideal Auto fell by more than 19%
Biotech stocks declined in many shares; Kingsley Biotech and Pharmaceutical Biotech fell more than 5%; non-ferrous metals stocks pulled back, Shandong gold fell more than 7%, and Luoyang Molybdenum Industry fell more than 6%.
The non-ferrous metals sector of the Hong Kong stock market showed a sharp correction. China Baiyin Group fell more than 10%, while Zijin Mining, Shandong Gold, and Lingbao Gold fell more than 4%.
The non-ferrous metals sector of the Hong Kong stock market showed a sharp correction. China Baiyin Group fell more than 10%, while Zijin Mining, Shandong Gold, and Lingbao Gold fell more than 4%.
Gold stocks fluctuated and adjusted. Hunan gold fell nearly 7%, Chifeng Gold, Yintai Gold, and Shandong Gold fell more than 5%, while Western Gold, China Gold, and Zijin Mining followed suit.
Gold stocks fluctuated and adjusted. Hunan gold fell nearly 7%, Chifeng Gold, Yintai Gold, and Shandong Gold fell more than 5%, while Western Gold, China Gold, and Zijin Mining followed suit.
Intraday Overview | The three major indices fell sharply, and the science index fell more than 3%; auto stocks and pharmaceutical outsourcing concept stocks weakened; after ideal car performance, it plummeted nearly 20%
The Hang Seng Index fell 2.2%, and the Tech Net Index fell by 3.41%; most of the shares fell by more than 7%, JD Health and NIO by more than 6%, Bilibili by more than 5%, and Tencent, Ali, Baidu, and NetEase by more than 3%.
Changes in Hong Kong stocks | Non-ferrous stocks open higher and lower, metal prices dive intraday, Goldman Sachs says copper demand exceeds expectations and weakens
Non-ferrous stocks opened higher and lower today. As of press release, Zijin Mining (02899) fell 4.01% to HK$18.66; Luoyang Molybdenum (03993) fell 4.52% to HK$7.82; Shandong Gold (01787) fell 3.52% to HK$18.66; and Ganfeng Lithium (01772) fell 2.84% to HK$2.57.
A-share gold mining stocks fell, Shanghai Bank's gains narrowed, and LME copper and spot gold declined
Gelonghui, May 21 | A-share gold and mining stocks fell, Feinan Resources fell more than 7%, Hunan gold fell nearly 5%, and Chifeng Gold and Shandong Gold followed suit. Zijin Mining fell nearly 3%. The increase of Shanghai Bank narrowed to 4%. Previously, it had risen by more than 7%; Shanghai Gold and Shanghai Copper erased gains. LME copper turned down. Previously, it had risen more than 1%, but now it is down 0.36%. Spot silver once fell by 1.8%, and previously rose 2%. Spot gold turned lower.
Futu Morning Post | The commodity carnival continues! Gold and copper continue to reach record highs; Microsoft releases a new generation of AI PCs; Ideal Auto's US stock falls by nearly 13%
The two vice chairmen of the Federal Reserve spoke out at the same time: they emphasized the need to be cautious about the inflation trend; the Wall Street Bank raised the target price of the S&P 500 index to a maximum of 5,600 points; the US Securities Regulatory Commission changed its attitude and may approve the first Ethereum ETF.
Gold prices hit another record high, and major banks continue to be bullish
Agencies such as Societe Generale Bank believe that the basis for gold's long-term rise is still there, and it will continue to rise until at least the end of the year.
The commodity carnival continues: Luntong reached a record high, silver fluctuated wildly, and iron ore continued to rise
① Luntong reached another record high. Although the long-term trend is clear, the short-term core hype factor is about to face the test of “flameout”. ② Industrial metals have collectively strengthened, driving black trading sentiment, and iron ore has also hit new highs in nearly three months under the impetus of policies; ③ Gold and silver continue to face fierce competition in the market.
Can I still buy money now? UBS conducted in-depth research on China's gold market
UBS pointed out that the Chinese market sentiment tends to buy when the price of gold recovers. As a result, future investors may be more likely to react flexibly to the price and be willing to buy at a decline of around $2,250 per ounce.
Is the precious metals market playing a “rich-making game”? Gold, silver and copper are “rising”, and these Hong Kong and US stocks are expected to benefit!
As investors' expectations that the Federal Reserve will lead the world's central banks to cut interest rates during the year continue to heat up, and news surrounding the helicopter accident involving the Iranian president has also stimulated safe-haven demand in the precious metals market.
What signal? The two “Big Short” prototypes are already betting big on gold!
Did the two “big bears” smell the risk ahead of time?
A quick look at the Hong Kong market | The three major indices fluctuated and closed higher. Non-ferrous metals stocks rose across the board, China Gold International rose nearly 8%, and China Silver Group soared more than 54%
Auto stocks rose one after another. Xiaopeng Motor rose more than 7%, Zero Sports Auto rose nearly 7%; coal stocks rose one after another; Yancoal Australia rose nearly 6%, and China Coal Energy rose nearly 4%.
Changes in Hong Kong stocks | Gold stocks continue to strengthen, expectations of interest rate cuts increase, compounding geopolitical risks, and gold prices continue to reach record highs
Gold stocks continued to strengthen. As of press release, Lingbao Gold (03330) rose 12.8% to HK$3.7; China Gold International (02099) rose 6.94% to HK$57.75; and Zhaojin Mining (01818) rose 5.24% to HK$15.26.
The reason for the sharp rise in gold prices to a record high has been found! Is gold traded next? Analyst's latest technical analysis
At the end of the Asian session on Monday, spot gold maintained strong intraday gains. Currently, the price of gold is around 2,439 US dollars/ounce, surging nearly 25 US dollars during the day. FXStreet analyst Lallalit Srijandorn said that the historical high of $2,440 per ounce is an immediate resistance level for gold prices. A decisive break through this level will see the gold price rebound to the psychological level of 2,500 US dollars/ounce, which is a potential obstacle to the upside.
Hong Kong Stock Afternoon Review | The three major indices rose one after another. Auto stocks and gold stocks strengthened. Xiaopeng Motor rose nearly 8%, and Lingbao Gold rose more than 10%
Technology Network stocks had mixed ups and downs. Jingdong rose more than 3%, Baidu fell nearly 3%; copper stocks rose sharply, Wanguo International Mining rose more than 7%, and Minmetals Resources rose more than 6%.
Another record high! The price of gold hit the $2,440 mark, and precious metals followed suit
The price of gold once again reached a record high. At one point, it rose 1.1% during the Asian morning session, hitting $2,440.59 per ounce, surpassing the intraday record high set in April.
Intraday Overview | Tech Index rose nearly 1%, non-ferrous metals stocks and auto stocks strengthened, Lingbao Gold rose nearly 12%, and Xiaopeng Motor rose more than 8%
The Hang Seng Index rose 0.57% and the Tech Index rose 0.92%; TechNet stocks had mixed ups and downs; Bilibili rose nearly 3%, JD.com and NetEase rose about 2%, Baidu fell more than 3%, and Meituan fell nearly 2%; gaming stocks rose, and Aobo Holdings and Galaxy Entertainment rose about 4%.
Hong Kong Stock Concept Tracking | Metal Bull Market? Silver spot surged 6% in a single day, and there is room for gold, silver, and copper to rise further (with concept stocks)
On Friday night trading, precious metals and industrial metals once again ushered in an overall rise.
Gold and silver are booming in the short term! Luntong led the explosion of non-ferrous metals across the board
Bullish bets on gold have surged, and the strong rise in copper is affecting silver. Investors are piling up to invest in metals, buying long positions, closing short positions, and adding large amounts of margin... The metals market is very lively.
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