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Express News | According to the Passenger Vehicle Association, retail sales of New energy Passenger Vehicles in April reached 0.905 million units, a year-on-year increase of 33.9%.
One-week outlook | Will the transmission effect of tariffs be apparent? US CPI and retail data hit; Tencent Ali led the wave of Chinese securities earnings
The Hang Seng Index company will announce the first quarter results of the Hang Seng Index series review on Friday; Trump will visit three Middle Eastern countries; Powell and other Federal Reserve officials will speak, and the Federal Reserve will hold the second Thomas Laubach research conference.
Reminder for next week.
Next week's memo for May 10th (this Saturday) China April CPI year-on-year: forecasted to drop by 0.1%; previous value dropped by 0.1% China April PPI year-on-year: forecasted to drop by 2.8%; previous value dropped by 2.5%----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hong Kong Market Quick Look | The three major indices show mixed results, with the Tech Index down 0.93%; Semiconductors stocks have pulled back, with Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation dropping nearly 5%; the Currency ETF has risen, wi
Network Technology stocks declined, with KUAISHOU-W falling by 2.35% and Alibaba-W rising by 1.73%; Hong Kong Retail Stocks rose, with PRADA increasing by 4.92% and CHOW TAI FOOK rising by 3.82%; Digital Health stocks declined, with JD HEALTH falling by 3.15% and ALI HEALTH dropping by 2.16%.
Express News | The announcement of the first batch of Bonds for Technology innovation underwritten by China Everbright Bank is unveiled.
Hong Kong Stock Midday Review | The three indices had mixed results, with the Tech Index down 1.61%; semiconductor stocks weakened, with HUA HONG SEMI falling over 12%; some beverage Concept stocks rose, with ANDRE JUICE increasing by over 49%.
The Network Technology stocks weakened, KUAISHOU-W dropped by 2.91%, and NTES-S fell by 1.45%; the Hong Kong Retail Stocks rose across the board, with PRADA increasing by 4.08% and CHOW TAI FOOK rising by 3.82%; the Digital Health stocks declined, with JD HEALTH dropping by 3.55% and ALI HEALTH falling by 2.36%.