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17,196.96-247.34 (-1.42%)
收市:04:08PM HKT
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前收市價17,444.30
開市17,261.89
成交量0
今日波幅17,067.45 - 17,305.91
52 週波幅14,794.16 - 19,706.12
平均成交量2,565,008,774
  • South China Morning Post

    Hong Kong stocks hit 3-week low as China data fuels slowdown risks, Citigroup cuts target

    Hong Kong stocks fell to the lowest in three weeks after a poor inflation report from the mainland reinforced concerns about slowdown risks. Citigroup joined other Wall Street banks in snubbing Chinese stocks, citing weak consumption and corporate earnings outlook. The Hang Seng Index retreated 1.4 per cent to 17,196.96 on Monday, a level last seen on August 15. The Tech Index declined 1.5 per cent, while the Shanghai Composite Index slipped 1.1 per cent to an eight-month low. E-commerce leader

  • Investing.com HK

    北水今年「掃貨」港股超4600億港元 持股比例和交易占比創歷史新高 高盛等知名機構一致看好港股

    Wind數據顯示,截至8月30日,南向資金今年以來累計淨流入達到4612.58億港元,創下歷史同期新高;而恒生指數年內升幅也超過5.5%。展望未來,高盛、中信證券和中金公司等知名機構紛紛對港股發出看好預期。

  • 信報財經新聞

    恒指公司罕有推算 恒指一年看升28%

    恒指公司發表網誌罕有評價恒指目標,並一反市場傳統採用「自下而上」(bottom-up)方式推算恒指目標,未來12個月目標升見22621點,即較昨日收市價潛在升幅達28%。即使同一券商,透過兩種不同方式得出的盈利增長預測亦有分別,有關預測只供參考。 傳統上,券商會以「自上而下」(top-down)角度推算指數目標,恒指公司昨發表題為「自下而上的角度來看指數目標」的網誌,從股票層面「自下而上」推算指數目標。恒指公司解釋,計算過程使用了成份股潛在上升空間的指數加權總和,透過估算指數的潛在上升百分比,再以指數上升空間對應當前指數水平,得出其12個月指數目標。 綜合個股「自下而上」 目標22621 恒指公司引用彭博截至8月30日止,恒指、國指及科指的成份股之個股市場共識目標價,發現恒指和國指「自下而上」的基本情況下,目標分別為22621點和7962點,兩者同樣較昨收市價有約28%上升空間;科指目標則為4767點,高出現價36.4%。恒指公司提到,由於「自下而上」框架源自個股觀點,所得的指數觀點與個股觀點更加一致。 與歷史均值比較,恒指公司提出的基本情況下恒指及國指目標,分別較兩者長期歷史均值高出

  • Fortune Insight

    財經|恒指公司:從下而上估算恒指及國指有潛在26%上升空間

    恒指公司發表最新網誌,稱指數目標通常是以自上而下的角度作估算,當中涉及預測遠期倍數,例如市盈率,但亦可由下而上的角度來估算指數目標,以便匯集指數成份股的目標價上漲潛力。根據《彭博》的股票目標價,截至8月底恒指及國指自下而上估算的指數目標分別估算為22,621點及7,962 點,有26%的潛在上升空間,反映市場指數前景較正面樂觀。

  • Barrons.com

    Global Stocks Mixed, U.S. Trading Closed on Labor Day

    Global markets were muted on Monday, with U.S. markets closed. Traders are bracing for the arrival of jobs data later in the week which are expected to help determine how the Federal Reserve goes about cutting interest rates. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index was down 1.7%.

  • South China Morning Post

    Hong Kong electronics firm PC Partner eyes new home base, secondary listing in Singapore

    Hong Kong computer electronics manufacturer PC Partner Group, which assembles video graphics cards based on Nvidia's processors, will move its headquarters to Singapore as part of its expansion into Southeast Asia. PC Partner said it has applied for a secondary listing on the main board of the Singapore Exchange by way of introduction, which is expected to involve no issuance of new shares, according to the company's statement to the city state's bourse late on Friday. The firm said it also plan

  • South China Morning Post

    Chinese yuan deposits in Hong Kong exceed 1 trillion, cementing city's offshore hub role

    Deposits of Chinese yuan in Hong Kong reached 1.06 trillion yuan (US$149.5 billion) in July, further cementing the city's role as the largest offshore yuan hub as tailwinds gather for the currency's internationalisation. Yuan deposits in July exceeded 1 trillion yuan for the fourth month despite declining by 0.4 per cent, according to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority's data published on Friday. The total yuan remittance for cross-border trade settlement reached 1.28 trillion yuan, 1.6 per cent h

  • South China Morning Post

    Li Auto, Xpeng lead EV winners as Hang Seng hits 7-week high and logs best month since May

    Hong Kong stocks rose, logging another winning week after investors scooped up Chinese electric vehicle makers like Li Auto, Xpeng and BYD after a recent sell-off. Regional markets also appreciated as sentiment improved on the back of positive US economic signs. The Hang Seng Index advanced 1.3 per cent to a seven-week high of 17,989.07 on Friday, bringing the rally this week to a 2.1 per cent. The Tech Index jumped 2.9 per cent, while the Shanghai Composite Index added 1.3 per cent. Nio led gai

  • South China Morning Post

    Hong Kong stocks slide before Nvidia earnings test as JD.com, Anta buy-backs limit losses

    Hong Kong stocks slid amid weaknesses in regional markets as investors dialled down risk-taking before Nvidia's earnings report, seen as a big test for global AI-driven rally. Stock buy-back programmes by JD.com and Anta Sports Products tempered losses. The Hang Seng Index dropped 1 per cent to 17,700.93 at the local noon trading break. The Tech Index weakened 1.8 per cent, while the Shanghai Composite Index declined 0.6 per cent. Baidu fell 3.1 per cent to HK$81.90, NetEase dropped 2.2 per cent

  • Barrons.com

    Chinese Stocks Nurse Wounds After Record-Breaking Temu Wipeout

    Chinese stocks had another tough day on Tuesday, with investors reeling from Temu parent PDD Holdings' record slump. The Shanghai Composite closed 0.2% lower and the CSI 300 dropped 0.6%, although Hong Kong's Hang Seng index bucked the trend with a 0.