Futu News reported on June 6 that the three major Hong Kong stock indices rose collectively. As of press release, the Hang Seng Index rose 1.18%, the Hang Seng Technology Index rose 1.47%, and the State-owned Enterprises Index rose 1.79%.
On the sector side, most large technology stocks have risen.JD rose more than 3%, Meituan rose more than 2%, Alibaba rose more than 1%, and Kuaishou and Tencent fell slightly.
Domestic housing stocks have collectively strengthened,Longguang Group rose more than 14%, Rongxin China and Sunac China rose more than 12%, and Longhu Group rose more than 11%.
Property management stocks followed the rise in real estate stocks.Times Neighborhood rose more than 11%, Country Garden services and Sunac services rose more than 9%, and Elegant Life services rose more than 6%.
Auto stocks have risen collectively,Zero Sports Auto rose more than 5%, Great Wall Motor rose more than 4%, and Xiaopeng Motor, Ideal Auto, and NIO rose more than 3%.
Coal stocks are generally rising,Yantan Coal Australia rose nearly 4%, China's Shenhua, Yankuang Energy and China Coal Energy rose more than 2%, and Yitai Coal rose more than 1%.
In terms of individual stocks,$COWELL (01415.HK)$It fell more than 16%. In terms of news, Apple released its first MR headset product, the Apple Vision Pro. The market generally believes that its price is too high, and the mass production time is lower than the market's early expectations.
$KWG GROUP (01813.HK)$Domestic housing stocks rose by more than 18%. Institutions indicated that the low sales and performance of high-quality housing enterprises had passed, and the sector's price-performance ratio was outstanding.
$MEITUAN-W (03690.HK)$It has risen more than 2%, and the stock price has accumulated a cumulative increase of more than 13% this month. On June 5, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange announced that the dual-counter model will be launched on June 19, 2023 (Monday). The securities of 21 companies including Kuaishou, Alibaba, Meituan, Jingdong, and Baidu will be designated by the exchange as dual-counter securities, effective from the launch of the dual-counter model.
Editor/Somer