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Zhitong Hong Kong Stock Investment Log | April 4th
Hong Kong Stock Investment Log | April 4, 2025
【Special Guest V】Guo Jiayao: The market is focused on external economic data and news about tariff measures, and it is anticipated that the market will continue to fluctuate.
Jinwu Financial News | US stocks fluctuated on Tuesday, with the market early on continuing to be influenced by tariff policy news, along with the latest US economic data performing worse than expected, causing investors' concerns about recession to intensify. After opening lower, the market briefly widened its drop, and then gradually stabilized at lower levels, with the three major indices closing mixed. The US dollar showed positive momentum, and the yield on the ten-year US Treasury bond fell to 4.16%, gold prices continued to reach new highs, while oil prices showed a softer trend. The changes in Hong Kong stock pre-requisites were minimal, and it is expected that the market will lack direction in the early stages. The mainland stock market rose yesterday, with the Shanghai Composite Index opening higher and closing up 0.4%, and the trading volume in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets slightly decreased. The performance of Hong Kong stocks yesterday.
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Brokerage morning meeting highlights: The industry allocation recommendations for April should focus on two main lines.
At today's Brokerage morning meeting, Galaxy Securities stated that the characteristics of a short-term structural economic recovery remain evident, with industries related to new productive forces performing better; HTSC believes that increased investment in global AI computing power is expected to drive the performance of businesses in sectors such as Optical Communications to remain positive; China Securities Co., Ltd. suggested that the industry allocation recommendations for April should focus on two main lines.
