The stock market report sets two indicators for readers’ reference, which are “Last week’s ranking” and “Three-month ranking”. Readers can refer to the last two columns of the quotes
Last week, the Fed kept interest rates unchanged. Following the victory of the British Conservative Party in the general election, it means that Brexit has entered the straight line. After that, good news came from the Sino-US trade talks, which promoted the sharp rise of Hong Kong stocks. Counting the number of paid orders throughout the week, the Hang Seng Index closed at 27687, up 1189 points, or 4.4%; the H-Share Index closed at 10838, up 430 points, or 4.1%. The turnover of Hong Kong stocks increased last week, with an average daily value of 81.8 billion yuan, and more than 110 billion yuan last Friday.
In terms of blue chips, GEG (027) rose 10.9% to close at 57.95 yuan, ranking first
Tencent (700) rose 7.5% to close at 361 yuan, ranking second. Zhongsheng Pharmaceutical (1177) fell 2.6% over the week and closed at 10.34 yuan.
As for the constituent stocks of the state-owned enterprise index, CPIC (2601) ranked first, rising 9.5% over the week to 30.55 yuan. Ranked second is Xinhua Insurance (1336), which rose 9.4% to close at 33.6 yuan. At the end of the pack is Anta (2020), which closed at 71.9 yuan, down 5.3%.
It should be noted when referring to the relevant figures that the rankings in the table are classified according to the constituents of the Hang Seng Index
Chinese-funded enterprise shares (commonly known as red chip stocks), China H shares (state-owned enterprise shares), and all ordinary shares.