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Xiangcai Securities: In March, the production of raw coal accelerated while the import volume declined, and it is expected that the Coal market will continue to exhibit a weak and stable trend.
In the future, the inflow of low calorific value Coal may be restricted through quality standards and quota management, and the volume of Coal imports may accelerate in decline later.
Brokerage morning meeting highlights: Focus on sectors benefiting from domestic demand and investment opportunities in new consumer segments.
In today's Brokerage morning meeting, HTSC proposed to focus on investment opportunities in sectors benefiting from domestic demand and new Consumer sub-sectors; China Securities Co.,Ltd. stated that the decrease in Real Estate sales and new starts has significantly narrowed, showing ongoing effectiveness in stabilizing after the decline; Galaxy Securities believes that the coal and electricity regulation ability has been further strengthened, and the reconstruction of the sector's valuation is expected to accelerate.
Hong Kong stock Concept tracking | Currently, coke has begun the first round of price increases, and the Coal dividend defense remains strong (with related stocks attached).
Under trade friction, the intensification of market fluctuations will lead to a greater preference for certain dividend Assets.
China's Large-Scale Industries See Faster Resource, Electricity Production in March
Shenhua Energy's Coal Sales Fall 14% in March
Hong Kong Stock Morning Report｜Meituan Takeaway plans to invest 100 billion yuan in the Dining industry over three years. The second batch of insurance funds' long-term Stocks investment pilot is accelerating its implementation.
① Meituan Waimai plans to invest 100 billion yuan in the dining industry over three years. ② The second batch of long-term stock investment trials by insurance funds is accelerating its implementation. ③ CHINA RUYI intends to issue Convertible Bonds amounting to 2.341 billion Hong Kong dollars. ④ SD GOLD expects a net profit increase of over 35% year-on-year in the first quarter.
