National Bureau of Statistics: December PMI is 50.1%, continuing to expand.

In December, the Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) was 50.1%, a decrease of 0.2 percentage points from the previous month, indicating that the manufacturing sector continues to expand; The Manufacturing PMI has remained in the expansion Range for three consecutive months, while the Non-Manufacturing Business Activity Index has significantly rebounded.

cls.cn09:50

Bullish news is here! The central bank and the securities regulatory commission jointly announced that the second swap convenience will be operated starting today, with an expected operation amount of no less than 50 billion yuan.

It is understood that 20 securities and Fund companies participated in the first operation, and the second operation will add more securities and Fund companies as well as five leading Insurance Institutions, with an expected second operation volume of no less than 50 billion yuan.

Securities Times9minutes ago

Express News | The central bank will soon carry out the second swap facilitation operation for securities, Fund, and Insurance companies, with a swap period of 1 year.

Breakings48minutes ago

Quick glance at the Hong Kong market | The Hong Kong stock market concludes 2024! The Hang Seng Index rises nearly 18% for the year, and the Tech Index nearly 19%; the Coal Industrial Concept(coal Industry) performs well, with China Shenhua Energy increas

On the last trading day of 2024 for Hong Kong stocks, the Hang Seng Index rose 17.67% for the year; during the same period, the Hang Seng TECH Index and the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index rose 18.7% and 26.37%, respectively.

Futu News12:23

Express News | China's official manufacturing PMI for December is 50.1, down from 50.3.

Breakings09:30

Daily Bulls and Bears | The Hang Seng Index futures fell below 0.02 million points, with a net Inflow of 13 million Hong Kong dollars for short positions; SMOORE INTL surged by 16%, with one warrant earning over 500%.

As of market close, the total market turnover was 128.56 billion Hong Kong dollars, with all warrants and callable bull/bear contracts totaling a turnover of 7.744 billion Hong Kong dollars, accounting for 6% of the total market turnover, with long positions accounting for 3.9% and short positions accounting for 2.1%.

Futu News08:45