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Hong Kong Shares Fall; Investors Digest PBOC Rate Cut -- Market Talk
Hong Kong shares decline in early trading, with the Hang Seng Index 0.6% lower at 17316.31.
CNOOC (00883.HK) spent HKD 99.1997 million to repurchase 4.83 million shares on July 19th.
On July 19th, CNOOC (00883.HK) announced the repurchase of 4.83 million shares for HKD99.1997 million.
Express News | CNOOC Bought Back 4.8 Mln Shares for HK$99.2 Mln on July 19 - HKEX Filing
Northbound funds' movement| Net buying of 6.124 billion HKD in ETF; petroleum and chip stocks show differentiation.
On July 19th, the Hong Kong stock market saw a net purchase of 6.124 billion Hong Kong dollars by northbound funds, of which the net purchase amount through the Shanghai and Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect programs were 4.106 billion Hong Kong dollars and 2.017 billion Hong Kong dollars, respectively.
Hong Kong stocks closed on July 19, with the Hang Seng Index falling 2.03%. The leading losers were real estate, oil, non-ferrous metals and other stocks, while semiconductor stocks rose against the trend.
Under pressure, Hong Kong stocks fell more than 2% all day, and all three major indexes fell. As of the close, the Hang Seng Index fell 2.03% or 360.73 points to 17,417.68 points, with a total trading volume of HKD 102.002 billion for the day.
Hong Kong stocks turmoil | CNOOC (00883) fell more than 5% and led the decline in petroleum stocks. Oil prices may come under pressure in the fourth quarter. Institutions state that dividends trading heat has decreased.
Petroleum stocks continued to decline in early trading. As of press time, China Oilfield Services (00883) fell by 3.71%, to HKD 20.75. PetroChina (00857) fell by 3.35%, to HKD 7.21. China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (02883) fell by 2.85%, to HKD 6.81. Sinopec (00386) fell by 2.45%, to HKD 4.77.
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