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Huachuang Securities: Hong Kong stocks dividends become the fortress of overseas asset allocation under low interest rates.
Recently, southbound funds have been buying high-dividend stocks such as banks in large quantities. Referring to the experience in Japan, institutional funds in the low-interest-rate asset shortage situation are highly likely to globally allocate assets, making Hong Kong stocks a springboard for offshore asset allocation.
Market Chatter: Temasek Slashes Holdings in ICBC Twice in One Day to Below 5%
Singaporean sovereign wealth fund Temasek Holdings cut its stake in Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (HKG:1398, SHA:601398) twice in one day to 4.96% as of May 27, accodring to a report by AASt
Illustration丨Southbound capital increases positions with Agricultural Bank, CNOOC, and ICBC
Southwest Capital made a net purchase of HK$6.774 billion in Hong Kong stocks today. Among them: net purchases of Agricultural Bank of 785 million, CNOOC 439 million, ICBC 336 million, Tencent 312 million, Meituan 215 million, CCB 261 million, China Shenhua 200 million, Kangfang Biotech 136 million, and BYD shares of 127 million yuan; net sales of Yingfu Fund 503 million. According to statistics, Southbound has made net purchases of CNOOC for 5 consecutive days, totaling HK$1,963.95 billion; net purchases of Xiaomi for 5 consecutive days, totaling HK$1,1587.5 million; and net purchases of China Shenhua for 2 consecutive days, totaling 5937.6 million Hong Kong dollars
Is Wall Street trying to cut the bottom line?
Big purchase! The H shares of the two major state-owned banks were increased
Beishui Trends | Beishui Transactions made a net purchase of 4.166 billion yuan, and sold off Yingfu Fund (02,800), surpassed HK$1 billion
On May 28, in the Hong Kong stock market, Beishui had a net purchase of HK$4.166 billion, of which Hong Kong Stock Connect (Shanghai) had a net purchase of HK$1.52 billion and Hong Kong Stock Connect (Shenzhen) had a net purchase of HK$2,646 billion.
Five Major Lenders Contribute to China's 344 Billion Yuan Integrated Circuit Fund
Five major Chinese banks were among 19 entities that invested in the third phase of China's 344 billion yuan national fund, according to the lenders' disclosures published on the Shanghai Stock Exchan
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