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Ke Holdings (02423.HK) spent $2 million on July 2 to repurchase 398,000 shares.
On July 3, Ke Holdings (02423.HK) announced that it spent USD 2 million on July 2 to repurchase 398,000 shares.
Express News | HTSC: Resurgence in the second-hand housing sales in first-tier cities may further boost the market confidence restoration.
Express News | The NASDAQ China Golden Dragon Index rose more than 2%, with Douyu leading the way at 31%, Huya up 6.64%, Ke Holdings up 5.35%, Li Auto Inc up 4.88%, and NIO Inc up nearly 4% for the component stocks.
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Ke Holdings (02423) spent $3 million on buyback of 612,600 shares on July 1st.
Ke Holdings (02423) announced that on July 1, 2024, the company spent $3 million to buy back 6...
US stock market anomaly: Ke Holdings rose nearly 4%, UBS expects Ke Holdings to benefit the most from Beijing's relaxed real estate policies.
On July 1st, Ke Holdings (BEKE.US) rose nearly 4%, trading at $14.71. UBS Group released a report stating that Beijing, along with other mainland first-tier cities, announced relaxed real estate measures, including reducing the down payment ratio for first-time homebuyers to 20% and 35% for second-time homebuyers, lowering the lower limit of mortgage interest rates, relaxing the definition of first-time homebuyers for families with multiple children, and encouraging developers and brokers to participate in the trade-in program for old housing. The bank pointed out that Ke Holdings will benefit the most from these measures, as 25% of the company's total second-hand transaction volume comes from Beijing. The bank expects that the relaxed real estate measures in Beijing this time will drive up transactions of both first-hand and second-hand properties.