Hong Kong stocks continued to be under pressure, the decline widened, and the HSI 2600 battle was launched
Yesterday’s HSI was up to 18 points at 2628. The lowest was 2,597, down 29.3. The market closed at 2,604, down 22 points. The total daily turnover was $78.4 billion, which was $3.4 billion more than the previous day.
The results announcement period is coming to an end, and the announcement of major companies, including the interim results of the Bank of China, will be disclosed before the end of August
According to the timetable, the top five mainland banks are headed by the Bank of Communications, which is scheduled to be announced on August 27. The second is the construction bank announced on August 28. On August 29, ICBC announced that on August 30, it was the turn of the Bank of China to announce that its affiliated BOC Hong Kong also sent a “rescore” on the same day. By convention, most of the banks did not send interim dividends, so the interim results The focus is only on the amount of profit and the new prospects. The State Council has stated that it will be a tight day, and how the bank leaders will interpret the economic environment facing the mainland. As we saw yesterday, the Bank of China performed better with Bank of Communications and CCB, while the rest remained steady or small.
The three major index stocks fell yesterday. Among them, HSBC fell below the 57-yuan mark and received more attention
The market closed at 56 yuan and octagon. Among the brokers bought, HSBC Securities is the most active, unknown whether it is repurchased, or only the nature of the valet. In the past, HSBC’s repo was only conducted in London, and it was less handled in Hong Kong. At the closing price, HSBC’s weekly interest rate was 7.7%.
The biggest blue-chip gainer yesterday was Geely, which closed at 11 cents and 8 cents, up 7.6 percent, and was very aggressive. Followed by the food sector Want Want, Shen Zhou, Mengniu. Pharmaceutical stocks, medicine and middle school students are also famous in the rising list.
The Hang Seng Index’s offensive and defensive warfare at 2600 is still expected to continue. Yesterday’s low of 2,587,7 is now a small support level, while the larger support is 2580, which is this year. The closing indices for the 7th and the 8th of January are respectively 2,585 and 2,857, which are expected to stand up.