According to Futu News on June 29, Hong Kong stocks opened lower today, with the three major indexes fluctuating in a narrow range. As of press time, the Hang Seng Index fell more than 1% and the Dow Index fell more than 2%. On the market, new energy vehicle stocks fell in the front, sporting goods stocks, gas stocks, photovoltaic stocks, Internet medical stocks fell; tourism stocks, catering stocks generally pullback. Education stocks rose significantly, while Chinese brokerage stocks, insurance stocks and oil stocks strengthened.

Most of the constituent stocks of the Hang Seng Science Index fell, Tencent rose against the market, XPeng Inc. fell more than 5%, NetEase, Inc and BABA fell more than 2%, and Meituan, JD.com and Kuaishou Technology fell more than 1%.

Inner housing stocks rose, Xuhui Holdings rose more than 5%, Greentown China and China Jinmao rose more than 4%, China Vanke rose nearly 3%, Country Garden Holdings and Longfor Group rose more than 2%.

Property management stocks rose, with Country Garden Services Holdings up nearly 3 per cent, Sunac Services more than 8 per cent, Xuhui Yongsheng Services and Jinke Services up more than 5 per cent.

The education sector is strong. At one point, China Education Holdings rose by more than 17%, and now it is up nearly 7%. New Oriental Education & Technology Group online and Yuhua Education are up nearly 3%. They hope that education will rise by nearly 5%, Tianli International Holdings by nearly 2%, and China Oriental Education by 1%.

Automobile stocks fell collectively, with NIO Inc. down nearly 8%, Great Wall Motor nearly 6%, Li Auto Inc. and XPeng Inc. down more than 5%, and Geely Automobile nearly 4%.

The building materials sector rose, with China National Building Material, Anhui Conch Cement and China Resources cement Holdings up nearly 1 per cent.

Tesla, Inc. 's concept stocks fell, Lijin Technology fell by more than 11%, Fuyao Glass Industry Group fell by more than 4%, Byd Company Limited fell by more than 3%, and Ganfeng Lithium fell nearly 3%.

$Tencent (00700.HK) $Pull rose more than 1%, after falling nearly 3%, Tencent announced that it spent HK $301 million to buy back 830000 shares on June 28.

$E-residence Enterprise Holdings (02048.HK) $At one point, it was up more than 18%. Now it is up nearly 9%. It closed down more than 8% on Tuesday.

$AIA Group Limited (01299.HK) $It rose by more than 1% before.It was announced that 1.66 million shares would be repurchased on June 28, 2022 at a price ranging from HK $82.70 to HK $84.60 per share, involving a capital of 139 million yuan.