Glonghui, April 26 | Hong Kong stocks hit Wulianyang, and calls for the return of Hong Kong stocks soared! Hong Kong stocks, Chinese brokerage stocks, and the Hong Kong stock “three barrels of oil” strengthened collectively. As of 10:00, CITIC Securities rose more than 4.5%, CICC rose 3.8%, CNOOC rose more than 5%, CNPC rose 2.99%, and Sinopec rose 1.89%. The rise in the above constituent stocks led the Hang Seng Central Enterprise ETF (513170) to rise, and the Hang Seng Central Enterprise ETF opened up 1.18%. According to the news, the State Council issued a report on the research, processing and rectification of the opinions on the review of the special report on the management of state-owned assets of financial enterprises. The report shows that efforts are concentrated on building a “national team” for the financial industry, promoting the strengthening and excellence of leading securities companies, and supporting the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges to build world-class exchanges. CNOOC's performance exceeded expectations, with revenue of 111,468 billion yuan in the first quarter, up 14.1% year on year; net profit of 39.719 billion yuan, up 23.7% year on year. The Hang Seng Central Enterprise ETF (513170) exclusively tracks the Hang Seng China Central Enterprise Index, which focuses on leading companies in the financial, energy and telecommunications industries, and covers the three core elements of “high dividends, undervalued, and pure state-owned enterprises”. The index has risen 11.51% since the beginning of the year. The Hang Seng Index rose 3.00% and the Hang Seng Technology Index -2.79% during the same period, with significant excess gains. Industry insiders pointed out that in a situation where macroeconomic policies focus on building a “national team” trend vane for the financial industry and there are frequent advantages in micro corporate governance, the Hang Seng Central Enterprise ETF (513170), which exclusively tracks the Hang Seng China Central Enterprise Index and focuses on dividends and central state-owned enterprises, has a high allocation value.