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Futu Information, May 31 | Market sentiment was high, Hong Kong stocks opened lower and continued to rebound. The Hang Seng Index rose 1.38%, the HSCEI rose 2.23%, and the Hang Seng Technology Index rose 3.02%, all of which recorded 3 consecutive gains. As of the close, Hong Kong stocks rose 1,285 stocks today, fell […]

Source: Zhitong Finance Author: Wei Haoming U.S. Treasury bond prices fell on Tuesday as U.S. Treasury rates rose on inflation concerns. Yields on 3-year, 5-year, 7-year and 10-year Treasuries have all risen by at least 10 basis points after falling for most of the past three weeks. Adding to Tuesday’s volatility, the U.S. government bond

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Recently, Hong Kong and U.S. stocks, China Concept Technology and Internet stocks have continued to rebound. In terms of US stocks, the popular Chinese concept stocks rose by 13% in the past 3 trading days; in Hong Kong stocks, the Hang Seng Technology Index rose by more than 9% in 3 days, $Meituan-W(03690.HK)$ , $Alibaba-SW(09988

Source: CITIC Securities Research Text: Chen Junyun Xu Yingbo Contact: Jia Kaifang Liu Rui With the market fully taking into account the rising interest rate expectations, since April, the numerator-end EPS has begun to replace the denominator-end interest rate as the core variable affecting the trend of U.S. technology stocks. At the same time, the

The latest Deutsche Bank survey shows that if inflation remains at 3%-5% over the next 10 years, real estate will be the most popular asset class for investors to buy and hold. This is followed by developed market equities and gold. Real estate will be the most popular asset class for investors to buy and

Source: Hongguan Zhuojian Authors: Zhuo Hong, Peng Huaying, Wang Han Original Title: Fed Changes and Changes in Recession Trades – Fed Tracker Issue 14 Investment Points Since May, U.S. bond yields have fallen as a whole, U.S. stocks have pulled back, and overseas markets have generally shown “recession trading.” Minutes of the May FOMC meeting

In May, the inflow of southbound funds accelerated again, recording a cumulative net inflow of HK$44.297 billion. As of May 30, Meituan had bought 10.473 billion Hong Kong dollars from Beishui, a cumulative increase of 1.8% this month, ranking first in the net buying list; CNOOC, which rose more than 8% this month, was favored

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In May, the manufacturing purchasing managers’ index, the non-manufacturing business activity index and the composite PMI output index rose simultaneously, reaching 49.6%, 47.8% and 48.4% respectively. Although they were lower than the threshold, they were significantly higher than 2.2 and 5.9 in the previous month. and 5.7 percentage points. With the effective coordination of epidemic

Source: Wall Street News The sledgehammer of the sixth round of EU sanctions against Russia has hit crude oil. As soon as the news came out, the global crude oil market surged, with Brent oil breaking through the $120 mark, the highest level in nearly two months. And Brent is also expected to achieve a

Source: Qi Le Club In the financial investment world, Jim Rogers is well known. The father of the Austrian stock market, the co-founder of the Quantum Fund, the world’s top investment guru, the eternal Wall Street myth, and one of the three financial giants as famous as the “stock god” Warren Buffett… Jim Rogers has

Source: Golden Ten Data Author: Uncle Pan On Friday, U.S. real consumer spending rose at the fastest pace in three months in April and pushed the S&P 500 to its biggest weekly gain since March. At first glance, the data appears to imply that U.S. consumption remains resilient as inflation soars to levels not seen