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Hong Kong stocks closed (03.28) | Hang Seng Index closed up 0.91%, Tech Net stocks rebounded strongly, and home appliances, petroleum, gold stocks, etc. performed well
The Zhitong Finance App learned that Hong Kong stocks experienced a strong rebound in early trading, and Hengke Index rose more than 4% during the session. The increase narrowed in the afternoon. By the close, the Hang Seng Index was up 0.91% or 148.58 points to 16541.42 points, up 0.25% this week, with a full-day turnover of HK$117.257 billion; the Hang Seng State-owned Enterprises Index rose 1.44% to 5810.79 points; and the Hang Seng Technology Index rose 2.48% to 3477.55 points. Looking at the whole month, the general market closed higher. The Hang Seng Index rose slightly by 0.18%; the National Index rose 2.34%; and the Hengke Index rose 1.35%. CCB International believes
Bank of America Securities: Reiterates CNPC's (00386) “Buy” Rating Target Price to HK$5.2
Management expects that as additional production capacity is digested and backward production capacity is replaced, China Petroleum & Chemical (00386) chemical business profits will gradually return to normal levels.
PetroChina Boosts Green Ambitions as Big Oil Walks Back Pledges
China Petroleum & Chemical Co., Ltd. (00386.HK) spent HK$87.924 million to buy back 20 million shares on March 27
Gelonghui, March 27, 丨 China Petroleum & Chemical Co., Ltd. (00386.HK) issued an announcement. On March 27, 2024, it spent HK$87.924 million to repurchase 20 million shares at a repurchase price of HK$4.36-4.41 per share.
Beishui Trends | Beishui Trading made a net purchase of 4.527 billion domestic bank stocks, and oil stocks regained positions, and Yankuang Energy (01171) was sold off
On March 26, in the Hong Kong stock market, Beishui had a net purchase of HK$4,527 billion, of which Hong Kong Stock Connect (Shanghai) had a net purchase of HK$2,436 billion and Hong Kong Stock Connect (Shenzhen) had a net purchase of HK$2.09 billion.
Illustration丨Southbound capital increases positions with Tencent, Xiaomi, and CNPC
Southwest Capital made a net purchase of HK$4,527 billion in Hong Kong stocks today. Among them: net purchases of Southern Hang Seng Technology at 819 million, Tencent at 445 million, Xiaomi at 323 million, CNPC at 241 million, Bank of China at 218 million, Ideal Auto at $182 million, and China Mobile at 155 million; net sales of Meituan at $318 million, Yankuang Energy at $176 million, and HSBC Holdings at 105 million. According to statistics, Southbound Capital has increased its positions in Tencent for 6 consecutive days, totaling HK$4,757.2 billion; China Mobile's holdings have been increased for 9 consecutive days, totaling HK$2,624.7 billion.
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