Futu News on June 7th, Hong Kong's three major indexes opened high and fell. As of press time, the Hang Seng Index fell 0.28%, the Sci-tech Index fell 1.23%, and the National Index fell 0.4%.

In terms of sectors, wind power stocks rose against the market, with Datang Renewable Energy up more than 5%, China Longyuan up more than 4%, Dongfang Electric, and China Suntien up more than 3%.

Water affairs-related stocks performed well, with Guangdong Inv up more than 4%, EB Environment up more than 4%, China Water and BJ Ent Water up more than 2%.

Mainland real estate stocks rose across the board, with Radiance Holdings up nearly 12%, Shimao Group up more than 4%, Greentown China up nearly 3%, CIFI Hold GP and Sino-Ocean GP up more than 2%.

Network technology stocks were weak, with Lenovo Group down more than 4%, Kingdee Int’l down more than 3%, Kuaishou and Bilibili down more than 2%.

Auto stocks fell across the board, with NIO down more than 7%, Li Auto down nearly 4%, Great Wall Motor down more than 3%, and Xpeng down more than 2%.

On individual stock side, Yu Minhong apologized deeply at night and claimed responsibility until the end.$EAST BUY (01797.HK)$up nearly 5%.

$GENSCRIPT BIO (01548.HK)$up nearly 5%, with cumulative rebound of over 16% in the past four days. The company stated that it will actively communicate with the US committee.

$CTIHK (06055.HK)$Now up nearly 5%, with a 30% increase in profit forecast for the first half of the year, and rapid growth in cigarette export and other businesses.

$NIO-SW (09866.HK)$After the performance report, down more than 7%, with expanded losses in the first quarter and a decrease in the average first price and delivery volume of autos.

$SINOPEC SSC (01033.HK)$up nearly 4%, signing a project contract worth nearly 8 billion yuan with Saudi Aramco.

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