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Written by: Huang Jie
2020-03-09 12:06
Last updated: 2020-03-09 12:07The oil group ﹙OPEC﹚ broke with Russia over oil production cuts. Saudi Arabia launched a "price reduction war", dragging down oil prices, and the three major US stock indexes also fell by more than 4%. Asian stocks fluctuated again this morning. "Hong Kong 01" kept an eye on stock exchange changes under "Black Monday" throughout the day.
[12:04] Hong Kong stocks fell 916 points for half a day
The stock markets in the Asia-Pacific region fell across the board, and the gap in the Hong Kong stock market opened more than 1,000 points lower, challenging 25,000 points downward. The Hang Seng Index fell 916 points to 25,230 points in the half-day. The H-Share Index closed at 1,056 points at noon, down 400 points.
All three heavyweights were down. HSBC Holdings (0005) fell below 50 yuan.
[11:50] Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets fall more than 2% for half a day
The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets fell more than 2% on a half-day basis. The Shanghai Stock Exchange Index closed at 2961, a drop of 73 points or 2.4%. The Shenzhen Stock Exchange closed at noon at 11,254 points, down 328 points or 2.8%. 114 points or 2.8%, GEM latest reported at 2131 points, down 61 points or 2.8%.
US stocks fell, the mini Dow futures last reported at 24626 points, down 1,163 points, mini S & P futures triggered the fuse mechanism, the latest reported 2820 points, down 144 points, the Nasdaq index last reported at 8094 points, down 408 points.
[10:35] Japanese stocks fall to nearly 6%
The decline in the stock market in the Asia-Pacific region has widened. Among them, the Nikkei, which has lost 20,000 points, last reported at 19531 points, down 1,217 points or 5.9%. The South Korean KOSPI index fell by 2000 points, and last reported 1958 points, down 82 points or 4%. The stock market was last reported at 11083 points, down 342 points or 3%. The Taiwan weighted index was last reported at 11038 points, down 283 points or 2.5%. The Australian stock market fell below 6000 points and last reported at 5898 points, down 388 points or 6.2%.
The Hang Seng Index was last reported at 25081 points, down 1064 points; the H-Share Index was last reported at 10003 points, down 453 points.
In the currency market, the yen has risen above 7.6 against the Hong Kong dollar per 100 yen, reaching 7.6428 as high as the latest 7.5938.
[09:58] Car stocks have dropped BYD 6%
Auto stocks fell today. Among them, BYD (1211), which produces new energy vehicles, fell 5.9%, the latest reported at 45.3 yuan, Great Wall Motor (2333) fell 3.1%, the latest reported 5.57 yuan, Brilliance China (1114) fell 3.6% The latest report was 6.46 yuan, Dongfeng Group (0489) fell 3.2%, the latest report was 5.79 yuan, Guangzhou Automobile Group (2238) fell 4.2%, the latest report was 8.88 yuan, Geely Automobile (0175) fell 3.1%, the latest report was 13.64 yuan.
[09:38] Investor safe haven yen rises above 104
In the currency market, funds were deposited into the Japanese yen as a safe haven. It had seen a high of 103.53 against the US dollar, the latest report was 103.87, the US dollar was last reported at 0.9295, down 0.94% against the Swiss franc, the US dollar was up 1.49% against the Canadian dollar, the latest at 1.3618, and the latest Australian dollar against the US dollar. 0.6579, down 0.86%, the US dollar against the South Korean won rose 0.4%, the latest reported 1,197.16, the euro against the US dollar last reported 1.1385, up 0.9%, the pound against the US dollar 1.3086, up 0.29%.
[09:33] Dow futures down 1036 points
US stock futures fell across the board, mini Dow futures fell 1036 points to 24,753 points, the mini S & P index was 2832 points, down 132 points, and the mini Nasdaq index futures were last reported at 8133 points, down 369 points.
[09:29] The Shanghai Stock Exchange dropped 3000 points
The Shanghai Composite Index opened 47 points or 1.6% lower at 2,987 points, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange opened 11363 points lower, down 219 points or 1.9%, the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 Index opened 75 points or 1.8% lower, and the latest reported at 4063 points, the GEM Index was low Opened 1.9% or 42 points to 2,151.
[09:21] HSI opens 1012 points lower
The Hang Seng Index gap opened 1,012 points lower, and the latest reported 25134 points. The H-Share Index opened 438 points lower, and closed at 1,018 points.
In addition, the price of oil has been “big cut”, but aviation stocks have not seen any benefit. Cathay Pacific (0293) fell 1.1% to 9.82 yuan; Air China (0753) fell 1.6% to 6.1 yuan; China Eastern Airlines (0670) fell 1.2% to 3.3 yuan; China Southern Airlines (1055) fell 1.5% to 4.05 yuan.
International oil prices plummeted, Hong Kong stocks opened more than a thousand points lower, and "three barrels of oil" plummeted. CNOOC (0883) opened at 8.3 yuan, inserted 21.8%; PetroChina (0857) opened at 2.7 yuan, inserted more than 10%; Sinopec (0386) opened At 3.64 yuan, 7.37%.
[08:58] Japanese stocks decline
The Nikkei 255 index increased its decline and is now down 4.32% to 19852 points; the South Korean KOSPI index is down 2.75% to 1984 points.
[08:55] The yen has risen through 104
The Japanese yen rose sharply, once surpassing the level of 104 US dollars. The US dollar is now slightly more stable against the Japanese yen, with the latest reported at 104.21. It is reported at 7.4531 against the Hong Kong dollar per 100 yen.
[08:45] Hong Kong stocks "dark period" fell more than 1,000 points
Hong Kong stocks commonly known as the "black period" of Singapore's OTC HS50 index futures fell below 25,000 points, once fell 1600 points, the latest drop of 1070 points.
Saudi Arabia launched a "price reduction war", dragging down oil prices, and the stock exchange rate fluctuated accordingly.
[08:38] VIX panic index futures soar
VIX panic index futures soared, once rising more than 25%.
[08:32] Japanese stocks once fell nearly 4%
The Japanese and South Korean stock markets plummeted in the early stages. After the Nikkei 255 index expanded to 4%, it now narrowed slightly to 3.51%; the South Korean KOSPI index fell 2.72% to 1984.
[08:29] US debt hits record low
The 10-year Treasury yield of the United States briefly interpolated 0.5%, breaking a new historical low and now reporting at 0.5441%.
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