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[Opening News] The People's Bank of China lowered its quota and released 800 billion Hong Kong stocks to open 59 points higher

2020-01-02T01:44:09.117Z


The People's Bank of China announced that the Hong Kong stock market will open 0.5% lower next week. The Hang Seng Index opened at 28249 points, up 59 points (0.21%). The state-owned enterprise index was 11199 points, up 31 points (0.28%). Tencent (0700) rose 0.53


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Written by: Jingjing He

2020-01-02 09:31

Last updated: 2020-01-02 09:32

The People's Bank of China announced that the Hong Kong stock market will open 0.5% lower next week. The Hang Seng Index opened at 28249 points, up 59 points (0.21%). The state-owned enterprise index was 11199 points, up 31 points (0.28%).

Tencent (0700) rose 0.53% to 375.8 yuan; AIA (1299) rose 0.428% to 82.15 yuan; HSBC Holdings (0005) rose to 60.85 yuan; Alibaba (9988) rose 0.4% to 208 yuan ; Hong Kong Stock Exchange (0388) rose 0.16% to 253.4 yuan; Ling Zhan (0823) did not rise or fall to 82.5 yuan.

Chinese online education provider New Oriental Online (1797) issued a profit warning less than one year after listing. Net profit for the six months ending November will record a substantial net loss compared to the same period of the previous year. The stock price fell 2.3% this morning to 18.18 yuan.

U.S. economy may continue to decline in 2020, emerging economies will gradually recover

The People's Bank of China will reduce its quota by 0.5 percentage points next week and expect to release more than 800 billion yuan

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