On September 9, Futu News reported that the main stock indexes in Hong Kong showed weak fluctuations. As of the time of writing, the index fell more than 1.9%. $Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ The index fell more than 1.9%. $Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (800100.HK)$ The index fell more than 2.1%. $Hang Seng TECH Index (800700.HK)$ The index fell by approximately 1.9%.
In terms of sectors, network technology stocks showed weak downward trend, with Ke Holdings falling more than 3%, Bilibili and JD.com falling more than 2%, while Tencent, Netease, Baidu, Kuaishou, Alibaba, and others fell more than 1%.
Mainland real estate stocks have been weak, with Midea Real Estate falling more than 61%, Shimao Group falling more than 7%, C&D International Group, China Jinmao, Seazen Development and others falling more than 5%.
Petroleum stocks have generally declined, with PetroChina, CNOOC, China Oilfield Services falling more than 4%, and Sinopec falling more than 3%.
Gold stocks continue to decline, with Zijin Mining Group falling more than 4%, Chi Silver GP, SD Gold, Zhaojin Mining falling more than 3%.
Coal stocks are weak, with Mongol Mining falling more than 6%, Kinetic Dev falling more than 5%, China Shenhua Energy, Yankuang Energy falling more than 4%.
Apple supplier stocks are declining, with AAC Tech, Q Tech, BYD Electronic falling more than 4%, Cowell, Sunny Optical falling more than 3%.
In terms of individual stocks, $NIO-SW (09866.HK)$ NIO Inc. rises against the trend by more than 14%, after-report earns strong bullish views from institutions, with JPMorgan upgrading NIO from 'neutral' to 'shareholding' and raising the target stock price from $5.3 to $8.
$AKESO (09926.HK)$ Up more than 9%, AK112–303/HARMONi-2(CTR20222137) data released in the 2024 WCLC.
$EVERG VEHICLE (00708.HK)$ Resumed trading and dropped more than 5%, Evergr Vehicle applied for liquidation.
$CR HOLDINGS (01911.HK)$ Resumed trading and currently down more than 64%. Bao Fan's wife appointed as a director, and the four executive directors have pledged not to sell their shares.
Editor/Jeffy