Hong Kong stocks closed (05.06) | The Hang Seng Index closed up 0.55% to reap the Shilianyang CRO concept, strong high-speed rail infrastructure stocks, and domestic housing stocks fell across the board
The US non-farm payrolls data for April fell short of expectations, and expectations of market interest rate cuts rebounded somewhat. Hong Kong stocks bottomed out and rebounded today. The three major indices all turned red. The Hang Seng Index successfully reaped 10 consecutive days, and the Hengke Index also reached the 4,000 point mark.
Damo: Target price of HK$19.6 for Zijin Mining (02899) “increase” rating
According to Pan American Silver's announcement, it has agreed to sell 100% of its interest in the La Arena gold mine in Peru to Jinteng (Singapore) Mining, a subsidiary of Zijin Mining.
Changes in Hong Kong stocks | Gold stocks bottomed out and rebounded in early trading. Sudden changes in the Middle East situation caused spot gold to break through $2,310
On May 6, gold stocks bottomed out in early trading and rebounded. As of press release, China Gold International (02099) rose 3.53% to HK$46.9; Shandong Gold (01787) rose 3.25% to HK$17.18; and Zhaojin Mining (01818) rose 1.9% to HK$12.86. According to the news, the situation in the Middle East has suddenly changed. According to CCTV news reports, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu strongly rejected Hamas's request to end the conflict in Gaza in exchange for the release of the hostages. He said it would keep Hamas in power and pose a threat to Israel. Palestinian News Agency local time 5
Express News | Sunshine Private Equity added 259 new shares in the first quarter and increased its position performance to individual stocks
Gold, the price has been reduced! Investors' minds are “long and short”. How to proceed next?
Industry insiders analyze that short-term gold may continue to be pressured by strong US dollar and US bond yields, and may face the risk of profit correction.
Zhaojin Mining's Subsidiary Increases Stake in Tietto Minerals
Zhaojin Mining's (HKG:1818) indirect wholly owned subsidiary, Zhaojin Capital, increased its voting power in Tietto Minerals by over 50%, according to a filing with the Hong Kong Exchange on Wednesday