Hong Kong stocks closed: The Hang Seng Index fell more than 1.5%, and Wei Long fell below the issue price on the first day
$Hang Seng Index(800000.HK$ On Thursday (15th), the Hong Kong stock market opened lower with US stocks and consolidated at a low level throughout the day. Although the Federal Reserve reduced its interest rate hike efforts last night, the peak interest rate forecast for this round of interest rate hikes was raised above 5%. Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell (Jerome Powell) warned against easing the policy too soon and will stick to the task until the task is completed. Turnover also continued to decline. Today's Hang Seng Index's turnover was $105.618 billion, compared to $136.364 billion on the previous trading day; however, Beishuiwei accelerated purchases, and Southbound Capital made net purchases of 1,901 billion yuan today, with a net inflow of 3.09 billion yuan. By the close: Hang Seng Index fell 1.55% to 19368.59 points; Hang Seng Index futures fell 1.96% to 19,388.5 points; Hang Seng Tech Index fell 2.39% to 4136.42 points; Hang Seng China Enterprise Index fell 1.65% to 6591.46 points. Most technology stocks fell, and Tencent Holdings (HK:0700) (OTC: TCTZF) fell 2.28%. Alibaba (HK:9988) (NYSE:BABA) fell 4.02%. Meituan (HK:3690) fell 3.28%. However, chip stocks continued to rise, with SMIC (HK: 0981) rising 0.11% and Huahong Semiconductor (HK: 1347) rising 3.62%. However, in response to the semiconductor trillion subsidy rumor, SMIC responded that it had received no specific documentary notice. Among individual stocks, Weilong (HK:9985) fell 5.11% to HK$10.02 on the first day of listing, falling below the issue price of HK$10.56.
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