Looking ahead to the future market, China's economy is basically looking good, or it may continue to support Hong Kong stocks. China's downgrade beyond expectations, the collapse of overseas banks, and the continued decline in oil prices all reflect the strengthening of expectations of the current global economic recession. Investors' concerns about the current market caused Hong Kong stocks to start higher and lower in the first quarter. Currently, valuations are low. However, in the long run, considering the easing of inflationary pressure in the US, the Fed's interest rate hike has come to an end, and overseas liquidity has been marginally mitigated; as of April 13, 177 listed companies have disclosed their first-quarter earnings forecasts, of which 147 have reported good news, accounting for 83.05%. The domestic economy is basically looking good, and may continue to support Hong Kong stocks.
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