According to the Futubull Finance APP, the Hang Seng Index fell by 1.73% in early trading to close at 200073 points; the Hang Seng Tech Index dropped by 2.25%.

Medical device stocks are rising. Medical insurance prepayment is expected to drive accelerated corporate receivables, and innovative medical devices will encounter new high-volume space. Microport (00853) rose by 3.49%, closing at 6.82 Hong Kong dollars; Sh Pharma (02607) rose by 2.96%; Sinopharm (01099) rose by 2.90%.

Hygeia Health (06078) surged over 12.31% in early trading, with the implementation of medical insurance prepayment, easing the financial pressure on medical institutions.

The November 11 shopping festival-related home appliance market welcomes a consumption boom, with trade-in promotions expected to drive a warming trend in the fourth quarter. Home appliances stocks rose across the board in early trading, with Hisense Ha (00921) rising by 3.21% to 25.70 Hong Kong dollars; Midea Group Co., Ltd (00300) rose by 3.69%; Haier Smarthome (06690) rose by 1.45%; TCL Electronics (01070) rose by 2.52%.

Dalipal Holdings (01921) soared by over 16.22%, partnering with Saudi Aramco to build a production base in SPARK, in line with the company's previous establishment of a Middle East development global strategy.

Dongfeng Group (00489) surged by over 10% again, with the automobile-led establishment of the Hubei Provincial Vehicle Rule-Level Chip Industry Technology Innovation Alliance releasing a high-performance vehicle rule-level MCU chip called DF30, filling the domestic gap.

Nexteer (01316) rose by 6.52%, under the new policies of Trump, the fuel vehicle business is expected to recover, and autonomous driving is steadily developing.

jf smartinvest (09636) surged another 16.85%, with new account data in October exceeding expectations, and the financial information service business showing high vitality.

Mainland real estate stocks in Hong Kong fell across the board, with Shimao Group (00813) dropping more than 1%.