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Written by: Zhang Weilun District Jiajun
2020-07-20 16:30
Last update date: 2020-07-20 16:30The three major U.S. stock indexes developed individually last week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 2.3%, the S&B Index rose 1.2%, and the Nasdaq Composite fell 1.1% this week. Microsoft, Tesla, Intel, aviation stocks such as American Airlines and United Airlines, and other companies that announced quarterly results include Coca-Cola, AT&T and Verizon.
[16:14] Hang Seng Index fell 31 points
The Hang Seng Index closed at 25057 points, down 31 points; the H-Share Index closed at 10,295 points, up 91 points, with a turnover of 135.62 billion yuan.
Heavy machinery, infrastructure and cement stocks are in super strong today. China National Building Materials (3323) rose 13.9% to close at 9.74 yuan, China Railway Construction (1186) rose 4.5% to close at 6.67 yuan, and Zoomlion (1157) rose by one. Yes, it closed at 8.75 yuan.
Mainland insurance stocks also performed well. China Life Insurance (2628) rose 8.3% to close at 19.52 yuan, Ping An Insurance (2318) rose 1.7% to close at 86.05 yuan, and China Pacific Insurance (2601) closed at 23.95 yuan, up 3.9%.
Chinese brokerage stocks also rose. China Securities (6030) rose 6.9% to close at 18.7 yuan, China Securities (6066) rose 6.8% to 11.6 yuan, and China Galaxy (6881) rose 5.5% to 5.34 yuan.
The trend of technology stocks was individual. Meituan (3690) fell 1.4% and closed at 188.4 yuan, and Tencent (0700) rose 0.3% to 522.5 yuan.
[15:07] Mainland stocks closed up 1.3%
The mainland stock market closed higher. The Shanghai Stock Exchange closed at 3314 points, up 3.1% or 100 points, Shenzhen Composites closed at 13,448 points, up 333 points or 2.6%, CSI 300 closed at 4680 points, up 135 points or 3%, and the ChiNext market closed It reported 2697 points, up 34 points or 1.3%.
[14:36] Asia Pacific stock markets generally rose slightly
Asia-Pacific stock markets were flat. Japanese stocks rose 21 points or 0.1% to close at 22,717 points, Australia’s ASX 200 index closed at 6001 points, down 32 points or 0.5%, and Taiwan’s weighted index closed at 12,174 points, down 7 points or 0.1%. , South Korea’s KOSPI index closed at 2198 points, down 2 points or 0.14%.
[12:03] HSI rises 88 points
The Hang Seng Index rose 88 points on the half day and closed at 25,177 points at noon. The H-Share Index rose 150 points and closed at 10,354 points at noon. The turnover was 76.23 billion yuan.
Technology stocks generally rose today, Tencent (0700) rose 1%, closed at noon 526 yuan, Meituan (3690) fell 2.2%, closed at noon 186.9 yuan, Xiaomi (1810) rose 1.5%, closed at noon 15.74 yuan, Ali (9988) rose 1.2%, closed at 241.6 yuan at noon, NetEase (9999) rose 1%, closed at 141.9 yuan at noon, Jingdong (9618) rose 1%, and closed at noon at 243 yuan.
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (0388) rose for the first half of the day and closed at 349.4 yuan at noon, up 0.8%. Chinese brokerage stocks rose. China Securities (6030) rose 8.8% and closed at 19.04 yuan at noon. China Securities (6066) rose 7.2% and closed at 11.64 yuan at noon.
As for domestic insurance stocks, China Life Insurance (2628) rose 7.8% and closed at 19.42 yuan at noon, Ping An Insurance (2318) rose 2.8%, and closed at 87 yuan at noon.
[11:54] The mainland stock market rose 3300 points on the Shanghai Stock Exchange
The mainland stock market closed high for half a day. The Shanghai Stock Exchange closed at 3298 points, up 64 points or 2.6%. The Shenzhen closed at noon at 13342 points, up 227 points or 1.7%. The Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 closed at noon at 4660 points, up 115 points or 2.6%. The GEM latest reported 2674 points, up 12 points or 0.5%.
[09:50] Real estate and rent-collecting stocks plunge, leading to ten consecutive days
The decline of the HSI once expanded to 300 points, real estate and rental stocks fell, Hengdi (0012) fell 1.7% to 28.9 yuan. SHKP (0016) fell 1.9% to 94.8 yuan. Cheung Kong (1113) fell 1.5% to 44.3 yuan. Ka Wah International (0173) fell 1.2% to 3.26 yuan.
Link Exhibition (0823) was ten consecutive days, down 2.9%, to 59.25 yuan. Hysan (0014) fell 2.9% to 21.9 yuan. MTR (0066) fell 1.9% to 38.35 yuan.
[09:44] Hang Seng Index declines to more than 100 points
The decline in the broader market expanded, with the Hang Seng Index falling below 25,000 points, and the latest report was 24,964 points, down 124 points; the H-Share Index was last reported at 10,175 points, down 27 points.
HKTV (1137) surged against the market, with the latest report at 6.8 yuan, up 9.7%.
【09:38】Asian stock markets generally fell
Asia-Pacific stock markets generally fell, Japanese stocks fell 75 points or 0.3%, the latest reported 22621 points, Australia’s ASX 200 index last reported 6012 points, down 21 points or 0.4%, Taiwan’s weighted index last reported 12079 points, down 101 points or 0.8% , South Korea's KOSPI index recently reported 2189 points, down 11 points or 0.5%.
The Hang Seng Index recently reported 25046 points, down 42 points; the H-Share Index last reported 10211 points, up 7 points.
[09:31] The mainland stock market opened higher and rose nearly 1%
The mainland stock market opened higher, with the Shanghai Stock Exchange reporting 3243 points, up 29 points or 0.9%, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange reported 13303 points, up 188 points or 1.4%, the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchange reported 4597 points, up 52 points or 1.2%, and the GEM reported 2707 points, up 45 points or 1.7%.
[09:20] Hang Seng Index opened 69 points lower and opened at 25019 points
The Hong Kong stock market is very weak. The Hang Seng Index opened 69 points lower, opened at 25019 points, and barely stood at the level of 25,000. The H-Share Index opened slightly lower by 8 points and opened at 10194 points. Tencent (0700) opened flat at 521 yuan. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (0388) rose 0.8% against the market and opened at 349.6 yuan.
Heavily weighted HSBC (0005) opened 1.2% lower and opened at 36.5 yuan. CCB (0939) fell 0.65% and opened at 6.08 yuan. Ping An Insurance (2318) fell 0.6% to 84.1 yuan.
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