China Finance Online Co Ltd, Nov. 25-Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index opened up 0.06% to 24699.69, the state-owned enterprise index fell 0.06% to 8789.75, the red chip index fell 0.18% to 3867.49, and the Hang Seng Technology Index rose 0.17% to 6302.97. Coal concept stocks, meta-universe concept stocks, shipping plate opened actively.
Real estate stocks led the rise, and the resumption of trading of Hong Kong stock Kaisa Industrial Group rose nearly 21%. Kaisa Industrial Group announced that it had implemented repayment measures for wealth management products with a principal amount of about 1.0968 billion yuan. In order to increase the liquidity of the group, the group is considering measures such as speeding up the sale of real estate projects and high-quality assets.
Jinjiang Capital rose nearly 19%. Jinjiang Capital is to be absorbed and merged by the controlling shareholder Jinjiang International (Group) at a premium of about 33.62%. It will resume trading today.
Tencent Pingkai, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology to Tencent to take transitional administrative guidance measures, requiring the upcoming release of new App products, as well as the updated version of existing App products, before putting on the shelves, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology to organize technical testing, after passing the test on the shelves normally.
U. S. stocks, the three major stock indexes opened lower collectively, the performance was different in the session, only the Dow closed down. By the close, the Dow was down 0.03%, ending two days of gains; the S & P 500 was up 0.23% for two days; and the Nasdaq was up 0.44%, off Tuesday's November 11 low. Large technology stocks collectively closed higher, with Tesla, Inc. up 0.63%, Apple Inc up 0.33%, Microsoft Corp up 0.07%, Amazon.Com Inc up 0.01%, and Alphabet Inc-CL C down 0.03%. Hot Chinese stocks are mixed. BABA rose 2.14%, JD.com fell 0.11%, Pinduoduo rose 2.64%, NIO Inc. fell 1.47%, ideal rose 2.77%, XPeng Inc. rose 5.98%.
In terms of global major asset prices, WTI January crude oil futures closed down US $0.11, or 0.14%, at US $78.39 per barrel. Brent January crude oil futures closed down $0.06, or 0.07%, at $82.25 a barrel. COMEX December gold futures closed up less than 0.1%, barely ending a four-day decline at $1784.30 an ounce on the eve of Thanksgiving. The dollar index closed up $0.46, or 0.48%, at $96.47, a 16-month high.