The Securities and Futures Commission welcomes HKEX's plan to implement a T+1 settlement cycle in the Hong Kong stock market. The original link is https://apps.sfc.hk/edistributionWeb/gateway/TC/news-and-announcements/news/doc?refNo=26PR171.
The Hang Seng Index closed down 251 points at 24,062, a fall of 1%, with main board turnover near $224.2 billion, while the Tech Index fell 2.7% to 4,060. Chip and artificial intelligence concept stocks were under pressure, with Lenovo Group down nearly 15% and Iluvatar CoreX down nearly 14%, while Xiaomi Corporation rose nearly 3%.
Why read this: Lists the closing points of the Hang Seng Index and Tech Index, turnover, and the actual rises and falls of individual stocks, allowing readers to verify which sectors the decline was concentrated in.
The Hang Seng Index closed the morning session at 23,955 points, down 358 points or 1.47%, slipping below the 24,000 mark, with turnover of about $113.8 billion. The Tech Index fell 3% to 4,049 points; Lenovo Group and Hua Hong Semiconductor fell nearly 14% and nearly 9% respectively, and among ATMXJ only Xiaomi rose more than 2% against the trend.
Why read this: Lists the morning declines of the Hang Seng Index and the Tech Index, turnover, and the worst-performing constituents, making it easy for readers to check the day's market conditions and sector divergence.
Hong Kong shares fell for a second consecutive day. The Hang Seng Index closed at midday at 23963 points, down 167 points, a drop of about 0.7%, falling below the 24000-point mark. Mainland stock markets reopened after the holiday and mainland funds returned, with first-half-day main board turnover rising to over $1063 hundred million; the Tech Index fell nearly 2% to 4113 points, HSBC and Standard Chartered fell 4% or more, while mainland property stocks bucked the trend.
Latest development8 Oct, 16:54Hong Kong shares close down 344 points at 3-month low
Why read this: Main board turnover in the first half of the day rose to over $1063 hundred million. With mainland markets reopening after the holiday and funds returning, the changes in momentum amid the decline can be checked.
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The Lands Department announced that Kerry Properties won the residential site on Fat Kwong Street in Ho Man Tin for over $4.308 billion, a price far above the upper end of market expectations, at over $20,738 per square foot of gross floor area. The site's tender closed last Friday, attracting 10 tenders, with a maximum gross floor area of nearly 208,000 square feet and an estimated provision of about 250 units. The developer is required to build an elderly neighbourhood centre branch and a comprehensive community mental health centre branch and hand them over to the government free of charge.
Why read this: The price was far above the upper end of market expectations, at over $20,738 per square foot of gross floor area, which can be checked against the 10 tenders received when the tender closed to gauge the level of competition.
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority released the results of the Residential Mortgage Survey for July 2026, with new loan applications falling 24% month-on-month to 9,212 cases. New mortgage loans approved fell 11.4% to HK$44.8 billion, while new mortgage loans drawn rose 6% to HK$29.4 billion. The outstanding mortgage loan total increased 0.4% month-on-month to HK$1,963.5 billion, with a delinquency ratio of 0.11%.
Why read this: The figures are mainly month-on-month changes, allowing readers to check the increases and decreases in new applications, approvals and drawn loans, and whether the delinquency ratio of 0.11% remains at a low level.
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The Government announced the subscription and allotment results for the new Silver Bond issue, receiving a total of 371,821 valid applications with a total subscription principal of HK$98,227,300,000 and an issue size of HK$55 billion. All valid applications will be allotted up to 17 lots; applications for 16 lots or fewer were allotted in full, while after balloting, 113,918 of the remaining applications were able to receive one additional lot.
Why read this: The announcement sets out the number of applications, total subscription principal and final issue size, and explains the allotment cap and balloting arrangements, allowing readers to check how many lots they have been allotted.
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