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Hong Kong stock market closed higher today, with the Hang Seng Index rising by 0.61%
The Hong Kong stock market continues its upward trend, closing today with a broad-based increase. According to financial data statistics, the Hang Seng Index rose by 0.61%, while the Hang Seng Tech Index saw a relatively modest increase of only 0.01%. This reflects that traditional companies in the Hong Kong stock market are performing stronger compared to tech companies.
Power chips lead the rise, concept stocks take turns climbing
Sectors such as power equipment, chips, and logistics performed particularly well, becoming the main driving forces of the market today. Among them, concept stocks related to OpenClaw also surged, showing the market’s ongoing interest in these sectors. Multiple sectors rose in tandem, further boosting the overall performance of the Hong Kong stock market.
Clear divergence in individual stocks, leading companies show varied performance
On the individual stock level, Zhihu (02513.HK) and MINIMAX-W (00100.HK) became today’s star stocks, both closing up over 19%, with a spectacular increase. However, not all popular stocks followed suit—Tencent Music-SW (01698.HK) performed poorly, closing down nearly 22%, with a significant drop. This divergence phenomenon indicates that investors in the Hong Kong stock market have differing attitudes towards various industries, making the structural characteristics of the Hong Kong stock market more apparent.