Hong Kong stocks opened lower on Wednesday morning as all eyes turned toward the Federal Reserve’s policy announcement later in the day.
The benchmark Hang Seng fell 0.8% and Xpeng shares fell over 8%, while Nio shares lost over 6%. Alibaba shares lost over 2%.
Key Takeaways:
LX Technology, parent of Little Bear Rental, has been approved for a Hong Kong IPO, despite losing over 740 million yuan in the past three and a half years
Its major early shareholders, including Tencent, Lenovo and JD.com, have started cutting their ties with the company even before the IPO
By Tina Yip
Hong Kong shares opened in the green on Monday, with the benchmark Hang Seng rising 0.63%, as investors and traders shrugged off a contraction in China’s factory activity while focussing more on the possibility of the U.S.
Emerging markets expert and founder of Mobius Capital Partners, Mark Mobius, has said that China is likely to ease its Covid Zero policy by the end of 2022 as its economy is struggling and the government needs money &ldqu
Hong Kong shares opened in the red on Friday, with the benchmark Hang Seng falling 1.5%, as mixed earnings prompted traders and investors to pare positions before the end of the week.
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New Oriental Education returned to profitability in its latest reporting quarter, as its revenue declines continued to ease
The company’s new business mix after China banned K-12 tutoring in core curriculum areas includes non-academic tutoring and study abroad services
By Doug Young