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Hong Kong Stock Movements | Hong Kong Property Stocks decline as the Federal Reserve implements a "hawkish rate cut". Morgan Stanley anticipates that Hong Kong's property market will still face challenges next year.

Zhitong Finance ·  Dec 19 10:05

Hong Kong Property Stocks are down, as of the time of writing, LINK REIT (00823) fell by 2.55% to HKD 32.45; SHK PPT (00016) fell by 2.23% to HKD 72.3; HENDERSON LAND (00012) fell by 2.07% to HKD 23.6.

According to Zhito Finance APP, Hong Kong Property Stocks are down, as of the time of writing, LINK REIT (00823) fell by 2.55% to HKD 32.45; SHK PPT (00016) fell by 2.23% to HKD 72.3; HENDERSON LAND (00012) fell by 2.07% to HKD 23.6; HANG LUNG PPT (00101) fell by 2.06% to HKD 6.18.

In news, the Federal Reserve announced on December 18, local time, that it would lower the federal funds rate target Range by 25 basis points to between 4.25% and 4.5%, in line with market expectations. The dot plot indicates a decrease in the forecasted rate cut from 4 times to 2 times next year. Powell stated that considerations for interest rate adjustments can be more cautious in the future, with the path depending on further progress in lowering inflation. On December 19, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority lowered the base rate by 25 basis points to 4.75%.

Morgan Stanley's Research Reports pointed out that next year the Hong Kong Real Estate market shows no signs of improvement, and expectations remain challenging. High interest rates are unfavorable for the overall development of the Hong Kong property market. Although local Property stocks are relatively cheap, Morgan Stanley believes that market oversupply and developers' inventories piling up do not aid market development. It is currently predicted that residential property prices will continue to decline in the first half of next year, but with the emergence of positive factors such as higher mortgage proportions, removal of additional stamp duty, lower mortgage rates, rising rental levels, and population Inflow, price increases in the second half of next year are expected.

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