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Hong Kong Market Improves as Insurers and Consumer Sectors Support the Broader Market

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On 4 November 2026, Ming Pao's Daily Economic published an analysis by Lau Sze-ming, saying Hong Kong market conditions continued to improve, with the insurance and consumer sectors supporting the broader market. The same day's report said the US midterm elections had entered the voting stage, US semiconductor stocks remained under pressure, market risk sentiment had tightened and the S&P 500 was weak. The report, citing data from a prediction market platform, said the probability of the Democrats winning both chambers of Congress had reached 70 per cent, that the market had already priced this in and that it was not expected to deal a major blow to the stock market overall. The event's progress currently remains at the observational level of the above market conditions and external factors.

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    Lau Sze-ming: Hong Kong Market Conditions Keep Improving as Mainland Insurers and Consumer Stocks Support the Broader Market

    Lau Sze-ming noted that Hong Kong market conditions are continuing to improve, with the mainland insurance and consumer sectors supporting the broader market. US midterm elections have entered the voting stage, and with US semiconductor stocks continuing under pressure, market risk sentiment has tightened and the S&P 500 has performed weakly. According to data from prediction market platforms, the probability of the Democrats winning both chambers of Congress stands at 70 per cent, which the market has already priced in, and no major overall impact on the stock market is expected.

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