Commentary

A-Shares Extend Gains, Technology And Electronics Sectors Active

CSI 300 Up 1.38% This week, A-shares continued their upward trend with positive overall market sentiment and sustained capital activity. Major indices posted gains across the board, indicating strong market momentum. The SSE Index(000001) rose 1.52% for the week, just 0.57% below its one-year high and reached a new year-to-date

Hong Kong Equities Supported by the Confluence Of Loose Liquidity, Policy Catalysts, And Continued Capital Inflows

Hang Seng Rose 3.8% This week, the Hong Kong market posted strong gains, with the Hang Seng Index(HSI) surging 3.8% and the Hang Seng Tech Index(HSTECH) climbing 5.3%. At the start of the week, the Hong Kong market rallied on expectations of Fed rate cuts, with the Hang Seng Index

Under the Triple Drivers the Hong Kong Market Achieved a Volatile Upward Trend This Week

Hang Seng Rose 1.4% This week, the Hong Kong stock market overall exhibited a volatile upward trend, initially rising, then falling before rebounding, with the Hang Seng Index(HSI) up 1.4% and the Hang Seng Tech Index(HSTECH) up 0.2%. On Monday, the HSI surged 2.2% on a gap-up, boosted by positive

A-Share Market Continues Structural Bull Run With Growth Sectors Strengthening

CSI 300 Falls by 0.81% The A-share market sustained an overall upward trend this week, maintaining a positive investment environment, although major indices showed divergence. The SSE Index(000001) fell by 1.18% for the week, with a gap of approximately 1.96% from its one-year high, and trading volume decreased to 0.87

A-Shares Maintain Strength, Technology Sectors Lead Gains

CSI 300 Up 2.71% This week, A-shares maintained an upward trend, with major indices continuing their strong performance. Market sentiment improved significantly, and trading volume remained high, providing a favorable environment for identifying structural investment opportunities. In terms of index performance, the SSE Index(000001) rose 0.84% for the week. The

Market Sentiment Remained Volatile, With Intense Bull-Bear Competition And Increasing Sectoral Divergence

Hang Seng fell 1.0% This week, the Hong Kong stock market exhibited a pattern of initial weakness followed by a rebound, with the Hang Seng Index(HSI) down 1.0% and the Hang Seng Tech Index(HSTECH) up 0.5%. In the first half of the week, the HSI fell below the 25,000-point mark,