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Hong Kong stocks continued to soar, and Chen Maobo made a big statement!
Recently, Hong Kong stocks have continued to soar, and the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index has been rising for 9 consecutive trading days, setting a record for the longest continuous rise since 2018. During this period, the total market value of the Hong Kong stock market increased by more than HK$4 trillion. Bloomberg pointed out that in the past two weeks, the benchmark indicators for the Hong Kong stock market have all entered a bull market.
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CICC released a research report saying that southbound capital was absent during the second half of the Friday and 1st holiday, and the Hong Kong stock market continued to rise, indicating that this round of rebound in Hong Kong stocks was more supported by foreign investment.
Hong Kong stocks have rebounded strongly since late April. Can the market continue?
Hong Kong stocks maintained a volatile trend in early to mid-April, with a strong rebound in late April. Since April 22, the Hang Seng Index has accumulated an increase of 8.8% on the 5th.
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Since July 2023, the southbound capital has maintained a net inflow for 10 consecutive months, with a cumulative net purchase of HK$408.792 billion during this period.
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Concerns about stagflation raised by US data for the first quarter drove international capital to flow from the US and Japanese stock markets to Hong Kong stocks. At the same time, southbound capital is also further increasing efforts to “sweep” Hong Kong stocks.