Futu News reported on April 12 that the three major indices of Hong Kong stocks fell collectively. As of midday trading, the Hang Seng Index fell 1.73%, the Science Index fell 1.08%, and the China Index rose 1.49%.
By the midday close, Hong Kong stocks had risen 478, down 1,132, and closed at 1,382.
On the sector side, the majority of TechNet stocks declined. Ali and Jingdong fell nearly 3%, Baidu fell more than 2%, NetEase and Meituan fell more than 1%, Kuaishou and Tencent fell slightly, and Xiaomi rose nearly 3%.
Domestic housing stocks and property management stocks generally fell; Vanke Enterprise fell more than 5%; China Overseas Development and Country Garden Services fell more than 4%; Longhu Group fell nearly 4%; China Resources Land fell more than 2%; and Changshi Group fell more than 1%.
Auto stocks fell, with NIO falling more than 5%, Zero Run falling nearly 5%, Xiaopeng Auto falling more than 4%, Ideal Auto falling nearly 4%, Geely falling nearly 3%, and BYD falling slightly.
Gold stocks rose against the market. Lingbao Gold rose more than 7%, Zhaojin Mining and China Gold International rose more than 5%, Shandong Gold rose more than 3%, and Zijin Mining rose more than 1%.
Gas stocks declined, with Xinao Energy falling more than 4%, Beijing Holdings and Hong Kong China Gas falling nearly 3%, Kunlun Energy falling more than 1%, and China Resources Gas falling nearly 1%.
On the other side, power stocks, port and shipping stocks were active, while aviation stocks, catering stocks, photovoltaic stocks, and semiconductor stocks declined one after another.
In terms of individual stocks,$ZHAOJIN MINING (01818.HK)$With an increase of more than 5%, the US PPI suspended inflationary anxiety in March, and the price of gold reached a record high.
$XIAOMI-W (01810.HK)$With an increase of nearly 3%, Damo listed the company as the preferred recommendation, with a target price of HK$20.
$CHINA VANKE (02202.HK)$It fell more than 5%, fell more than 25% during the month, and S&P downgraded Vanke's long-term issuer credit rating.
$XINJI SHAXI (03603.HK)$The resumption of trading rose by nearly 102%. The previous sharp decline was due to the forced sale of 14.16% of the shares held by the controlling shareholder.
$WANGUO MINING (03939.HK)$With an increase of more than 13% and an increase of more than 400% in the past year, institutions expect a steady upward trend in copper prices.
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