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Sands and GEG both open more than 10% higher, HSBC still rises, Hang Seng Index opens 6 points higher | Hong Kong stocks hold more

2022-01-17T01:41:52.717Z


The quarterly results of U.S. financial stocks kicked off last Friday (14th). Financial stocks generally fell, dragging the Dow down by more than 200 points on Friday. However, the recently weak technology stocks rebounded, and the Nasdaq closed 86 points higher. Since Monday is


The quarterly results of U.S. financial stocks kicked off last Friday (14th). Financial stocks generally fell, dragging the Dow down by more than 200 points on Friday. However, the recently weak technology stocks rebounded, and the Nasdaq closed 86 points higher.

Investors in the Asia-Pacific region are expected to be cautious today as local markets are closed due to the US holiday on Monday.

Today's market focus can pay attention to gambling stocks, because the Macau government announced the revision of the gaming laws last Friday, and also pay attention to HSBC (0005), which has been rising for several days. The heavyweight stock has risen by 16% this month. , will the power gradually weaken in the future.

Technology stocks are believed to remain the target of investors' attention.


【09:28】

The Hang Seng Index opened 6 points higher at 24,390 points, the H-Share Index opened 22 points lower at 8,537 points, and the KSE Index opened 16 points lower at 5,752 points.

Gaming stocks outperformed this morning. Sands (1928) opened 14.9% higher at 21.05 yuan, Wynn (1128) opened 14.5% higher, and GEG (0027) opened 10.6% higher.

HSBC (0005) continued to rise, opening 0.4% higher at 54.75 yuan, while Standard Chartered (2888) opened 1.7% higher at 55.35 yuan.

In terms of technology stocks, Tencent (0700) opened 0.3% lower, and Bilibili (9626) opened 0.3% higher.

Source: hk1

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