According to Futu News on February 13, the volatility of Hong Kong stocks weakened. As of press time, the Hang Seng Index fell 0.97%, the Hang Seng Technology Index fell 1.19%, and the State-owned Enterprises Index fell 0.69%.
Most science and Internet stocks fell, JD.com fell more than 3 percent, BABA, Meituan and Tencent fell more than 1 percent, XIAOMI and Bilibili Inc. followed suit, and Kuaishou Technology rose more than 1 percent.
Food and beverage stocks rose against the market, with Helens and Jiabu up about 7%, Haidilao International Holding up more than 4%, and 99 cents up more than 2%.
Beer stocks strengthened, with Bailida up nearly 8 per cent, Weiyang up nearly 4 per cent and China Resources Beer nearly 3 per cent.
Oil stocks rose, China Oilfield Services rose nearly 4%, CNOOC Limited rose more than 1%, Kunlun Energy and Petrochina followed.
Education stocks fell back sharply, with New Oriental Education & Technology Group online down nearly 13%, New Oriental Education & Technology Group-S and Sixue Education down about 4%.
Apple Inc's concept stock fell, AAC Technologies Holdings Inc. fell nearly 4%, Gao Wei Electronics and Sunny Optical Technology fell about 3%, and BYD Electronic fell more than 2%.
Individual stocks$SUNNY OPTICAL (02382.HK)$After the earnings warning, it fell by more than 3%, and the net profit of 2022 is expected to decline by about 50% to 55% compared with the same period last year.
$Link Real Estate Investment Trust (00823.HK)$It fell by more than 12%, and it is proposed to discount 29.6% "5 supply 1" to raise about HK $18.8 billion.
$HELENS (09869.HK)$Up more than 7% led the rise in catering stocks, catering consumption significantly improved, the industry still has the logic to improve the demeanor.
$YIDU TECH (02158.HK)$It rose by more than 6% and accumulated by more than 43% this year, and the organization is optimistic about the increase in the company's valuation.
$HWORLD-S (01179.HK)$It rose nearly 3% to an one-and-a-half-year high, and the agency said the release of business travel demand continued to rise.
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