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The Hang Seng Index failed to break through 27,000 for the fourth time, falling by 78 points. Pop Mart dropped by 6%, while AI chip stocks performed well. Experts are concerned that the upward trend may have ended｜Hong Kong stock market closing

The Hang Seng Index closed at 26,844 points on Friday, down 78 points, failing to break through 27,000 points for four consecutive days. Market turnover fell to HKD 255 billion, with a net inflow of HKD 94 million from the north. Despite strong performance from AI chip stocks, with SMIC and Hua Hong Semiconductor rising 2% and 7% respectively, Ctrip saw a decline of 21.8%, becoming the worst-performing blue-chip stock of the week. ALI HEALTH, on the other hand, rose 17.9%, making it the best blue-chip stock. Overall, the Hang Seng Index still rose 613 points for the week

Stheadline·Yesterday at 18:31

Stheadline·Yesterday at 18:31

"European Stocks" European stocks are slightly weak in the early stage, mining stocks decline, and military stocks rise

European stocks opened slightly lower, with gold prices retreating affecting mining stocks. The UK stock market fell after hitting a peak, while defense stocks rose. The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell by 0.1% to 613.75 points; the UK FTSE 100 index dropped by 0.2% to 10,218 points; the French CAC 40 index decreased by 0.2% to 8,296 points; the German DAX index fell by 0.1% to 25,317 points. Mining stocks Rio Tinto, BHP, and Antofagasta dropped between 2% and 2.3%. Defense stocks BAE Systems and Thales each rose by over 2%. In U.S. stock futures, the Dow futures rose by 64 points, and the S&P 500 futures increased by 18 points. In the Asia-Pacific stock market, the Shanghai and Hong Kong stocks each fell by 0.3%, while Shenzhen stocks dropped by 0.2%

AASTOCKS·Yesterday at 16:55

AASTOCKS·Yesterday at 16:55

Asian shares are mixed and US futures edge higher after Wall Street steadies

Asian shares showed mixed results as Wall Street ended a two-day decline, buoyed by gains in major tech firms like Nvidia. U.S. futures rose while oil prices fell. The tech sector gained traction following a report from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., a key industry supplier.

AP News·Yesterday at 14:10

NVDA

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AP News·Yesterday at 14:10

NVDA

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UK Stocks-Factors to watch on Date January 16

On January 16, the FTSE 100 index is expected to open lower, with futures down 0.08%. HSBC is reviewing its insurance business in Singapore, while Rio Tinto will supply copper to Amazon for AI data centers. Oil prices fell due to easing supply concerns, and copper prices dropped amid demand worries in China. Gold prices continued to decline as strong U.S. economic data reduced rate cut expectations. The FTSE closed at a record high on January 15, supported by positive economic data and strong earnings in the financial sector.

Reuters·Yesterday at 13:01

Reuters·Yesterday at 13:01

The Hang Seng Index fell 71 points in the half-day session, POP MART dropped 4.7%, CKH HOLDINGS and Sun Hung Kai Properties reached 52-week highs | Hong Kong stock market opens

The Hang Seng Index opened 171 points higher this morning, reaching a maximum increase of 252 points to 27,176 points, but could not hold steady, ultimately closing at 26,851 points, down 71 points or 0.27%. The half-day turnover was HKD 140.79 billion. The Tech Index fell 12 points to 5,815 points. Financial Secretary Paul Chan stated that there will be no further reduction in the stock stamp duty. POP MART fell 4.75%, hitting a nearly one-year low. CKH HOLDINGS and New World Development reached 52-week highs, rising 1% and 1.35% respectively. U.S. tech stocks rebounded, with TSMC ADR hitting a new high

Stheadline·Yesterday at 12:35

Stheadline·Yesterday at 12:35