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[Continuous Update] HSBC Holdings' drop in the afternoon expanded to more than 3%, staying at 34 yuan

2020-07-28T05:46:20.368Z


U.S. technology stocks are soaring again, and the market this week focuses on the quarterly results announced by Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Alphabet this week, as well as the Fed's interest rate meeting. And early this morning, the United States announced a new round of new crowns


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Written by: Ou Jiajun

2020-07-28 13:37

Last update date: 2020-07-28 13:37

U.S. technology stocks are soaring again, and the market this week focuses on the quarterly results announced by Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Alphabet this week, as well as the Fed's interest rate meeting. In the early hours of this morning, the United States announced a new round of relief plans for the new crown epidemic, with a scale of $1 trillion. In addition, the US pharmaceutical company Moderna said that its new pneumonia vaccine will be tested in terms of safety and efficiency and is expected to be widely used by the end of the year.

[13:36] HSBC fell more than 3%

HSBC (0005) expanded its decline in the afternoon, and the latest report was 34.25 yuan, down 3.1%.

The Hang Seng Index recently reported 24683 points, up 79 points; the H-Share Index recently reported 10135 points, up 59 points.

【12:02】HSI rose 129 points in half a day

The Hang Seng Index closed at 24733 points at noon, up 129 points; the H-Share Index closed at 10158 points at noon, up 83 points, with a turnover of 61.99 billion yuan.

HSBC Holdings (0005) continued to find the bottom today. It was as low as 34.6 yuan, and closed at 34.7 yuan at noon, down 1.8%; its Hang Seng (0011) rose 0.2% and closed at 122.8 yuan at noon. Standard Chartered (2888), which will announce its interim results on Thursday (30th), fell 0.7% and closed at 41.6 yuan.

In terms of technology stocks, Tencent (0700) rose 4.2%, closed at noon at 542 yuan, NetEase (9999) rose 1.7%, closed at noon at 141.2 yuan, Meituan (3690) rose 2.2%, and closed at noon at 189 yuan.

As for Hong Kong Television (1137), which had outstanding performance in the previous day, it reached a new high this morning, reaching 8.21 yuan. It closed at 7.78 yuan at noon, down 0.3%. The parent company of 759 Ashin House CEC International (0759) closed at 0.87 yuan at noon. , Fell 4.4%, Nissin Foods (1475) also set a new high and turned down, closing at noon at 7.48 yuan, down 2.9%.

Gold prices broke the top again today, but gold mining stocks fell, Zhaojin (1818) fell 10.4% and closed at 9.82 yuan at noon; Shandong Gold (1787) fell 5.4% and closed at 23.55 yuan at noon.

[11:38] The mainland stock market rose for half a day

The mainland stock market closed at a half-day high. The Shanghai Stock Exchange closed at 3,224 points at noon, up 19 points or 0.6%, Shenzhen Chemie closed at 13109 points at noon, up 132 points or 1%, and the CSI 300 closed at 4559 points at noon, up 30 points or 0.7%. , GEM closed at 2656 points at noon, up 24 points or 0.9%.

[11:13] HSBC fell 1.4%

HSBC Holdings (0005), which has been in a weak position recently, fell below RMB 35 today. The latest report was RMB 34.85, down 1.4%.

[10:36] Dongfeng plans to land on the Mainland GEM, soaring by more than 25%

Dongfeng (0489) intends to issue 957 million A shares on Shenzhen Growth Enterprise Market, which is 10% of the enlarged total issued share capital. The funds are used for new-brand high-end new energy passenger vehicle projects, new-generation vehicles and forward-looking technology development projects, digital platform and service construction projects, and supplementary working capital.

Stimulated by relevant news, Dongfeng once saw a high of 6.48 yuan, and the latest report was 6.42 yuan, up 25.6%.

[10:05] Hong Kong TV surges over 3%

Hong Kong TV continued to rise by 3.3% to 8.06 yuan, breaking the top again! The epidemic situation in Hong Kong is severe. The government has stepped up its efforts to fight the epidemic. Investors are betting that the online shopping platform HKTVmall will increase its business, driving stock prices to rise.

Currently, the market value of Hong Kong TV has broken through 7 billion yuan to 7.104 billion yuan.

[09:42] Asia Pacific stock markets rose early

Asia-Pacific stock markets rose in the early trading session. Japanese stocks rose 79 points or 0.4% to the latest 22795 points. Australia’s ASX 200 index rose 53 points or 0.9% to 6098 points. Taiwan stock market rose 440 points or 3.5% to 13,029 points. , South Korea’s KOSPI index recently reported 2260 points, up 42 points or 1.9%.

【09:39】Mainland stock market rose early

The mainland stock market rose in the early stage. The Shanghai Stock Exchange reported 3229 points, up 24 points or 0.8%, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange reported 13,121 points, up 144 points or 1.1%, and the Shanghai and Shenzhen News reported 4568 points, up 40 points or 0.9%. The latest report on the board was 2664 points, up 32 points or 1.3%.

[09:20] Hang Seng Index opened 339 points higher, Tencent rose nearly 2.9%

The Hang Seng Index opened 339 points higher and opened at 24,942 points. The H-Share Index opened 142 points higher and opened at 10218 points. US technology stocks surged overnight. Tencent (0700) opened 2.9% higher this morning and opened at 535 yuan; Alibaba (9988) rose 2.1% to 244 yuan. Meituan (3690) rose 2.8% to open at 190.1 yuan.

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (0388) rose 1.8% to open at RMB 360. China Construction Bank (0939) and Ping An Insurance (2318) rose 1%; HSBC (0005) bucked the trend and fell 0.1% to a low of 35.3 yuan.

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