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港股异动 | 中资券商股今日反弹 市场流动性改善利好券商板块 基本面有望实现同环比显著改善

Hong Kong stocks movement | China-affiliated brokerage stocks rebounded today as market liquidity improvement is bullish for the brokerage sector, and the fundamentals are expected to achieve significant improvement compared to both year-on-year and month

Zhitong Finance ·  Nov 19 15:26

Chinese brokerage stocks rebounded today. As of press release, China Merchants Securities (06099) rose 3.94% to HK$14.78; Shen Wan Hongyuan (06806) rose 2.43% to HK$2.53; CITIC Construction Investment Securities (06066) rose 1.96% to HK$10.4; and CICC (03908) rose 1.15% to HK$14.04.

The Zhitong Finance App learned that Chinese brokerage stocks rebounded today. As of press release, China Merchants Securities (06099) rose 3.94% to HK$14.78; Shen Wan Hongyuan (06806) rose 2.43% to HK$2.53; CITIC Construction Investment Securities (06066) rose 1.96% to HK$10.4; and CICC (03908) rose 1.15% to HK$14.04.

According to the news, Chairman Wu Qing of the China Securities Regulatory Commission said in his speech at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange 10th Anniversary Connectivity Summit that the CSRC is speeding up a new round of comprehensive deepening capital market reform and opening up, and will launch more practical measures in terms of market opening up and cross-border investment and financing facilitation.

Guotai Junan said that the continued improvement in market liquidity is beneficial to the brokerage sector, and it is recommended to increase the number of leading brokerage firms that are expected to hold mergers and acquisitions. CITIC Securities released a research report saying that in the current environment of capital recovery and policy changes, the securities sector is expected to achieve significant month-on-month and year-over-year improvements in fundamentals with the advantages of high turnover, high margin size, and low performance base. Combined with current valuation levels, there is still room for improvement in industry valuations.

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