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Tracker Fund released FY2020 Q2 earnings on August 18, 2021 (BJT), with actual revenue of -4.872 B HKD and EPS of -1.4646

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The short selling amount in the Hong Kong stock market reached HKD 21.56 billion in the half-day session, accounting for 22.1% of the total shortable stock turnover of HKD 97.45 billion. The previous day was 20%. Major shorted stocks include TRACKER FUND with a short selling ratio of 44.4% and a short selling amount of HKD 3.31 billion; CSOP HS TECH with a short selling ratio of 56.6% and a short selling amount of HKD 2.1 billion; TENCENT with a short selling ratio of 14% and a short selling amount of HKD 1.04 billion; Alibaba-W with a short selling ratio of 18.8% and a short selling amount of HKD 0.95 billion; MINIMAX-WP with a short selling ratio of 29% and a short selling amount of HKD 0.54 billion

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The short selling in the Hong Kong stock market for half a day reached HKD 21.56 billion, accounting for 22.1% of the total turnover of shortable stocks

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The Hang Seng Index's afternoon gains expanded to 1%

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Hong Kong is set for a gloomy weekend with occasional rain and stronger easterly winds, as forecasted by the city's weather observatory. Showers are expected to continue into next week, with a warm southerly airstream replacing the easterly winds. A cold front will bring stronger winds and more showers by Tuesday, but conditions are predicted to improve by next weekend with sunny intervals. Temperatures will gradually decrease from 23°C on Monday to 17°C by Friday.

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Gloomy weekend forecast for Hong Kong, with showers from Saturday

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Hong Kong corporate earnings week ahead

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Hong Kong corporate earnings week ahead

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Hong Kong stocks rebounded after the futures settlement day, with the Hang Seng Index rising 197 points to 26,578 points in the first half of the day. In the real estate sector, Sun Hung Kai Properties rose nearly 7%, with a 17% increase in half-year underlying profit. In the technology sector, both Tencent and Meituan saw increases, rising 2.8% and 2.1% respectively. The overall market turnover was HKD 121.827 billion

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"Hong Kong Stocks" The Hang Seng Index rose 197 points in the half-day, New World Development increased nearly 7%, Tencent and Meituan performed well

The government's latest "Fiscal Budget" balances macro and micro arrangements, covering both short-term and long-term needs. The Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Christopher Hui, pointed out that the budget includes macro policies and specific measures, such as those related to rates and social welfare. The government plans to allocate HKD 150 billion from the Exchange Fund to the Capital Works Reserve Fund, emphasizing that this move is not a norm and aims to promote diverse capital participation in the development of the Northern Metropolis and encourage collaboration between developers and innovative enterprises. The overall goal is to promote diversified economic development through financial means

Xu Zhengyu: The budget proposal has taken into account both macro and micro arrangements

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The Financial Secretary Paul Chan stated that the government's bond issuance will be exclusively used for infrastructure investment and will not be allocated for daily expenses. It is expected that the government debt-to-GDP ratio will rise from 14.4% to 19.9%, which remains at a healthy level, and he is confident that the debt can be repaid under economic growth and investment returns. He also mentioned that geopolitical uncertainties will persist, and Hong Kong should seize the opportunities brought by challenges

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Chan Mau-po: The government will only use bond issuance for infrastructure investment and is confident in its ability to repay the debt

Hong Kong's recent increase in stamp duty on ultra-luxury homes is not expected to deter mainland Chinese buyers, who dominate the market. Analysts suggest that structural demand factors will outweigh the impact of the tax hike from 4.25% to 6.5%. The government aims to prevent overheating in the luxury segment, as mainland buyers accounted for 80% of high-value transactions this year. Despite the tax increase, property agents believe demand will remain strong, supported by a recovering market and favorable financing conditions.

Hong Kong’s higher stamp duty will not stop luxury homebuyers from China

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Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan announced a fiscal surplus of HK$2.9 billion for the 2025/2026 financial year, three years earlier than expected, due to an asset market boom and austerity measures. The economy is projected to grow by 2.5 to 3.5% in 2026, with improved sentiment reflected in rising home prices and increased IPO activity. However, this recovery comes with sacrifices, including cuts to education and social services, and the loss of 10,000 civil service jobs. The government plans to invest in AI and tech development to create new growth pillars.

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Hong Kong’s Budget is back in the black – but not without sacrifice

Hong Kong has recorded a HK$2.9 billion consolidated surplus for the 2025-26 financial year, reversing an expected HK$67 billion deficit. This improvement is attributed to a strong IPO market and bond sales, with analysts optimistic about future surpluses due to a stabilizing property market and increased corporate profits. The government anticipates a surplus of HK$22.1 billion for 2026-27, supported by significant fund transfers. However, concerns about the legitimacy of counting bond proceeds as revenue persist, with experts emphasizing the importance of proper fund allocation.

- Strong IPO performance and bond sales have helped Hong Kong's finances recover to a surplus earlier than expected, with projections indicating robust listing activity will be key to sustaining this surplus.  
- The Financial Secretary reported a comprehensive surplus of approximately HK$ 2.9 billion for 2025-26, in contrast to the anticipated deficit of HK$ 67 billion, driven by increased transaction volumes and listing activities.  
- Anticipated income transfers are expected to positively affect the surplus for 2026-27, positioning debt growth as manageable while emphasizing the necessity of strategic fund utilization for sustainability.

Hong Kong records HK$2.9 billion consolidated surplus for 2025-26. Here’s how

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On the settlement day of Hong Kong stock index futures, the Hang Seng Index fell by 384 points to 26,381 points, the National Index dropped by 220 points, and the Hang Seng Tech Index decreased by 151 points. Technology, automotive, consumer, and pharmaceutical stocks generally declined, with Alibaba down 3.6% and Baidu down 4.3%. CKI Holdings sold UKPN, and its stock price rose by 4.5%. Financial stocks showed mixed performance, with HSBC Holdings up 1.6%, while domestic insurance stocks generally fell. The total market turnover was HKD 259.277 billion

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"Hong Kong Stocks" Hang Seng Index futures settlement day closed down 384 points, with declines in technology, automotive, consumer, and pharmaceutical stocks

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Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing (HKEX) reported a record year, with a 15% increase in net profit to HK$4.335 billion and revenue rising 15% to HK$7.31 billion in Q4. The city hosted 119 new listings, raising HK$286.9 billion, driven by a tech rally and the AI boom. The Hang Seng Index rose nearly 30%, and the IPO pipeline remains strong with over 400 applications. Despite expected volatility in 2026, HKEX remains optimistic about investor interest in Asian assets and plans to modernize its infrastructure.

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HKEX Has Record Year as Hong Kong Reclaims IPO Crown -- Update

The short selling amount in the Hong Kong stock market reached HKD 18.81 billion in the first half of the day, accounting for 17.6% of the total turnover of shortable stocks. The main shorted stocks include TRACKER FUND with a short selling ratio of 45.3% and a short selling amount of HKD 1.88 billion; CSOP HS TECH with a short selling ratio of 44.6% and a short selling amount of HKD 1.59 billion; XL II CSOP HS TECH with a short selling ratio of 72.3% and a short selling amount of HKD 520 million; AGX National Index with a short selling ratio of 82.7% and a short selling amount of HKD 510 million; HSBC HOLDINGS with a short selling ratio of 20.6% and a short selling amount of HKD 500 million

The short selling in the Hong Kong stock market for half a day reached HKD 18.81 billion, accounting for 17.6% of the total turnover of shortable stocks

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On February 26, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index opened over 200 points higher but reversed to a decline, falling 0.39% to 26,661.20 points. The Hang Seng Tech Index dropped 1.65%. Market turnover reached HKD 130.935 billion. Sectors like power and commercial aerospace gained, while lithium battery and biopharmaceutical sectors declined. Notable stock movements included CK Asset Holdings up 2.32% and CK Hutchison Holdings up 3.79%, following the sale of CK Hutchison's UK power grid business for over HKD 110 billion. Technology stocks showed weak performance overall.

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STOCKS | Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index Declines Amid Market Volatility

DSTRAHK@EC2608A(25586.HK)

The short selling in the Hong Kong stock market for half a day reached HKD 21.56 billion, accounting for 22.1% of the total turnover of shortable stocks

The Hang Seng Index's afternoon gains expanded to 1%

Gloomy weekend forecast for Hong Kong, with showers from Saturday

Hong Kong corporate earnings week ahead

"Hong Kong Stocks" The Hang Seng Index rose 197 points in the half-day, New World Development increased nearly 7%, Tencent and Meituan performed well