The central bank has launched two measures at the same time! The reserve requirement ratio is reduced by 0.5 percentage points, and the 7-day reverse repurchase operation interest rate is lowered by 20 basis points.
Starting from September 27, 2024, the reserve requirement ratio for financial institutions is reduced by 0.5 percentage points. After this reduction, the weighted average reserve requirement ratio for financial institutions is approximately 6.6%.
Hong Kong stocks have been soaring for days on heavy volume, haven't jumped on board yet? These directions are still worth paying attention to.
In recent days, the heavy-duty policy bullish continues to catalyze, with large funds actively buying assets in China, and the market's bullish sentiment towards China has been fully ignited. Beneficiary sectors have already risen in advance. Lowering mortgage rates is bullish for consumer spending, with sectors like alcohol, gold, and jewelry taking the lead, while opportunities for biomedical and real estate stocks are worth looking forward to.
Hong Kong stocks: Reviewing this week, not just breaking records!
Policy combination uplifts domestic confidence, with net inflows of funds towards pro-cyclical industries such as finance, consumer, industry, and raw materials.
Hong Kong stocks are popping champagne! The Hang Seng Tech Index soared more than 20% in a week, while the Hang Seng Index's year-to-date gain has exceeded the S&P. What other opportunities are worth exploring?
Multiple fund companies and fund managers suggest that investors can focus on two main directions in the Hong Kong stock market: on one hand, pay attention to opportunities in interest rate-sensitive industries in the growth track, such as internet, electric vehicles, technology hardware, and biomedical sectors with longer durations; on the other hand, focus on high dividend-paying symbols with more certain shareholder returns.
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