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Wisdom ADR statistics | July 3rd
On Tuesday, the three major stock indexes of the US rose collectively, and HSI ADR rose to 17847.95 points, up 78.81 points or 0.44% from the close in Hong Kong.
China Vanke Enterprise's contract sales amounted to 25.13 billion yuan in June. Alibaba-SW had spent a total of USD 5.8 billion to repurchase stocks by the end of June, according to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange announcement.
China Vanke (02202) contracted sales amount in June was 25.13 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 30.46%; Alibaba-SW (09988) has spent 5.8 billion US dollars to repurchase 613 million ordinary shares as of the end of June....
On July 2, Tencent (00700.HK) spent 100 million Hong Kong dollars to buy back 2.71 million shares.
On July 2, Gleuson News reported that Tencent Holdings (00700.HK) announced a buyback of 2.71 million shares for HKD 1 billion on July 2, 2024, at a buyback price between HKD 365.2 and HKD 376.2 per share.
Express News | Tencent Bought Back 2.7 Mln Shares for HK$1.00 Bln on July 2- HKEX Filing
On the first trading day of July, the Hang Seng Index once again staged a high-rush comeback.
Article / ATFX HSI rose 671 points or 3.9% in the first half of the year. On the first trading day of July, after a low opening, it rose more than 200 points. The HSI closed at 17819 at midday, up 100 points or 0.6%; the afternoon increase narrowed. The technology index showed fluctuations, with a half-day report of 3548.78 points, down 0.17%, and the national index reported 6392 points, up 0.95%. The technology index maintained its weakness in the afternoon, and the main technology stocks fluctuated. Tencent (00700) fell by nearly 1%, Bilibili (09626) fell by 5%, Baidu (09888) fell by nearly 2%, and Alibaba (09988) fell slightly by 0.2%.
Bocom Intl: Bullish on internet plus-related sector performance/buyback support stock price, focusing on Netease-S in July.
Bocom intl released a research report stating that the sentiment of the mainland internet plus-related sector fell in June, with the Chinese internet index (KWEB) falling 7% month-on-month, compared with a 6% increase in the nasdaq and a 2% decline in the Hang Seng Index.
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