Futu News reported on February 5 that the three major indices of the Hong Kong stock market opened low and moved higher in the morning session. The Hang Seng Index closed down 0.15% in the afternoon, the National Index rose slightly by 0.01%, and the Hang Seng Technology Index fell 0.21%.
By the midday close, Hong Kong stocks had risen 443, down 1,214, and closed at 1,328.
On the sector side, the trend of TechNet stocks was divided. Meituan rose more than 2%, Kuaishou rose slightly, Ali, JD, Tencent, etc. fell slightly, and Bilibili fell more than 1%.
Pharmaceutical outsourcing concept stocks rebounded. Pharma Ming Kangde rose nearly 8%, Pharmaceutical Biotech rose nearly 4%, Kanglong Chemical rose nearly 2%, and Gloria & Kingsley Biotech followed suit.
Some education stocks strengthened, with New Oriental rising more than 8%. Hope Education will rise more than 3%, and Thinking Music Education will rise slightly.
Most domestic real estate stocks fell, with Longhu Group falling more than 4%, Yuexiu Real Estate falling more than 3%, and Vanke Enterprise, China Resources Land, and Xincheng Development falling about 2%.
Gold stocks had the highest decline. Zhaojin Mining fell more than 6%, China Gold International fell nearly 6%, Shandong Gold fell nearly 4%, and Zijin Mining fell more than 2%.
In terms of individual stocks,$WUXI APPTEC (02359.HK)$It rose nearly 8%, and the US Senate postponed consideration of the biotechnology-related Chinese enterprise bill.
$XD INC (02400.HK)$With an increase of over 8%, “Ether Reboot Day” was approved, and “Let's Go Muffin” performed well.
$NEW ORIENTAL-S (09901.HK)$With an increase of more than 8%, Oriental selection has once again become the focus. Major banks are optimistic about the mainland education industry.
$XPENG-W (09868.HK)$With a drop of more than 4%, the Passenger Transport Federation estimates that wholesale sales of NEV manufacturers fell 37% month-on-month in January.
$COUNTRY GARDEN (02007.HK)$It bucked the trend and rose by more than 1%, and more than 30 projects entered the real estate “white list”.
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