Futu News reported on March 19 that the three major indices of Hong Kong stocks fell collectively. As of press release, the Hang Seng Index had fallen 0.59%, the Science Index had fallen 1.36%, and the National Index had fallen 0.51%.
On the sector side, the majority of TechNet stocks fell, with Bilibili falling more than 2%, Alibaba and Kuaishou falling more than 1%, Meituan and Tencent falling slightly, and Jingdong rising slightly.
New energy stocks strengthened. GCL Technology rose nearly 9%, Follett Glass rose more than 7%, Xinyi Solar Energy rose nearly 6%, and Xinte Energy rose 3%.
Petroleum stocks generally rose; CNOOC and CNPC shares rose more than 3%, while CNOOC Oilfield Services and China Petrochemical Co., Ltd. rose more than 1%.
Coal stocks rose. Mongolian coking coal rose nearly 7%, South Gobi rose more than 6%, Yankuang Energy and China Shenhua rose more than 2%, and Yancoal Australia rose nearly 2%.
Biotech stocks weakened collectively. Kingsley Biotech fell more than 7%, Pharmaceutical Kangde fell nearly 7%, Tengsheng Biotech fell nearly 6%, and Pharmaceutical Biotech fell nearly 5%.
Auto stocks had the highest declines, with Ideal Auto falling by more than 7%, Zero Sports by more than 6%, NIO by nearly 6%, and Xiaopeng by more than 3%.
In terms of individual stocks,$LI AUTO-W (02015.HK)$It fell more than 7%, and MEGA order volume fell short of expectations, or consideration was given to lowering sales targets.
$XTEP INT'L (01368.HK)$Up more than 8%, both revenue and net profit reached record highs last year.
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