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Hong Kong stock market morning report on December 30: The economic growth of Hong Kong in 2024 is expected to be 2.5%. Guolian's merger with Minsheng Securities has been approved by the Securities Regulatory Commission.
① The economic growth of Hong Kong is expected to be 2.5% in 2024; ② This year, the number of startups in Hong Kong reached a record high of 4,694; ③ The Hong Kong Stock Exchange released a 2024 review revealing more positive insights; ④ Guolian's acquisition of Minsheng Securities has been approved by the Securities Regulatory Commission.
Policy stimulus for 3C and home appliance demand release. Will the multiplier effect of the "trade-in" policy continue in 2025? | Year-end review.
In 2024, the implementation of the "national subsidy" policy for the exchange of old for new will effectively stimulate the demand for home appliances and Consumer Electronics. Market analysis suggests that related subsidies for the exchange of old for new are expected to continue next year, with mobile phones and more home improvement categories likely included, while the future policy-driven effects still remain to be observed.
Announcement highlights | CHINA POWER's electricity sales volume increased by nearly 30% year-on-year in the first 11 months; WUXI APPTEC plans to sell its WuXi ATU Business in the USA and United Kingdom.
WUXI APPTEC plans to sell its WuXi ATU Business in the USA and United Kingdom; GF SEC's proprietary business can participate in carbon emission trading at legal trading venues within the territory.
Apple Poised to Become First $4 Trillion Company Amid Investor Optimism on Product Surge
Lei Jun launches a fierce attack on AI large models.
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CITIC SEC: The Hong Kong stock market has returned to a period of high dividend growth, and an adjustment of the dividend tax for the Stock Connect is imperative.
From January 1, 2024 to November 30, 2024, the total amount of dividends for all Hong Kong stocks reached 1,225.1 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 13%, marking a return to the high growth period of dividends in 2021 and 2022.
