Hong Kong Shares Rise, Led by Pharmaceuticals -- Market Talk

WSJApr 22 04:49 ET

A wave of buybacks in Hong Kong stocks, with 172 listed companies repurchasing 53.7 billion, and the buybacks have been continually increasing in recent years.

① A wave of stock buybacks has been sparked in the Hong Kong stock market, with 172 listed companies having implemented buybacks totaling 53.708 billion HKD; ② The main players in Hong Kong stock buybacks remain leading companies in the Internet and financial sectors, but some pharmaceutical and Consumer firms have also increased their buyback efforts.

cls.cnApr 21 23:26 ET

Asian Markets Struggle Amid US Economic Concerns And Dollar Weakness

Business TodayApr 21 22:51 ET

Hong Kong Stock Market Morning Report | The Nasdaq Golden Dragon Index rose slightly at the end of the trading session. China United Network Communications' net profit in the first quarter increased by nearly 6% year-on-year.

① The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council issued the "Opinions on Implementing the Global Strategy of Free Trade Pilot Zones." ② The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council: Promote central enterprises to strengthen capital coordination to ensure timely payments. ③ The central bank: Enhance the functions of the Renminbi Cross-Border Payment System (CIPS) and its global network coverage. ④ Shanghai carries out the 2025 New Generation General AI Innovation Task to lead key projects, including five directions such as embodied intelligence.

cls.cnApr 21 19:18 ET

Tariff disturbances affect market sentiment in Hong Kong stocks, but still offer relative returns globally.

① What changes have occurred in the southbound funds and overseas funds of Hong Kong stocks against the backdrop of the equal tariff policy in the USA? ② Why are Institutions bullish on the relative returns of Hong Kong stocks?

cls.cnApr 21 02:54 ET

Where is the safe haven under the tariff war? Wall Street has found a "paradise": Asia Consumer stocks.

① Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley's strategists both recommended the Consumer Sector in Asia in their report published after the tariff war on April 2, urging investors to shift to defensive positions; ② Fidelity International specifically stated that the company has made a Buy on Chinese consumer stocks that had previously been affected, betting that these companies will benefit from stimulus policies.

cls.cnApr 20 22:11 ET