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港股异动 | 恒科指跌幅扩大近3% 科网股普遍下挫 阿里巴巴-W(09988)跌近5%见七连跌

Hong Kong stocks fluctuated | The Hang Seng index fell nearly 3%, with network technology stocks generally declining. alibaba-W (09988) fell nearly 5%, marking a seven-day decline.

Zhitong Finance ·  Nov 22, 2024 15:16

Hengke indicated that the decline increased by nearly 3%. Among the constituent stocks, weighted technology stocks generally fell. Ali fell nearly 5%, and the stock price is currently negative for seven consecutive days. As of press release, Alibaba-W (09988) fell 4.5% to HK$80.6.

The Zhitong Finance App learned that the decline in the Hengke Index increased by nearly 3%. Among the constituent stocks, weighted technology stocks generally fell. Ali fell nearly 5%, and the stock price is currently negative for the time being for the time being. As of press release, Alibaba-W (09988) fell 4.5% to HK$80.6; Tencent (00700) fell 1.77% to HK$400.4.

According to the news, the US dollar index rose to 107.18 on November 22, a new high since October 2023. Everbright Securities pointed out that Trump's 2.0 policy proposition will still create a strong US dollar situation, but considering that the risk of US inflation is manageable and the Federal Reserve's core goal is to stabilize employment, the liquidity pressure on Hong Kong stocks is less under the channel of US interest rate cuts. Since 24 years, China's domestic demand has been insufficient and is more dependent on exports. The new round of tariff policies is expected to advance faster, wider in scope, and more intense than the previous round. The impact on China's exports and economic fundamentals is more obvious than in the Trump 1.0 era.

Haitong International recently pointed out that under the influence of a strong US dollar, the Asia-Pacific market has generally declined; Hang Seng Technology has fallen 20% since the 10/7 high due to excessive increases in the previous period, and the correction is sufficient. Since most of the internet giants have fallen to more than half of their gains from late September to early October, the subsequent rebound in Hong Kong stocks still requires a rebound from the Internet, especially companies that reported results for the third quarter and exceeded expectations in the fourth quarter.

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