The first trading day of the Hong Kong stock market after the Lunar New Year holiday, China Enterprise stocks followed the global stock market.However, near noon, the stock index began to rise, and after the opening of the market, it was even more upward.
According to Bloomberg, the Hang Seng Chinese Enterprise Index, which tracked the Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong on Wednesday (February 14), fell 1.9%, and rose 0.4%.The Hong Kong stock market benchmark Hang Seng Index also rose after falling 1.1%, wiped out all the declines.Investors are still examining the willingness of Chinese decision makers to prevent the economy from further deteriorating, and evaluate the decline in the US market overnight after inflation data exceeds expected.
Dahua Jixian Executive Director Steven Leung said that the market is expected to be introduced after the Lunar New Year.Chinese investors will continue to ask the government to take more measures to enhance confidence in long -term prospects.
A series of measures taken by China, including restrictions, have limited impact on the regtening of the mainland stock market.Conducive pressure, real estate market crisis, and structural issues such as tensions with Western countries continue to put pressure on investors.
Goldman Sachs's China Investment Portrait strategist Fu Si said in an interview, "In the long run, we still need a more comprehensive loose plan to solve the macro problem."She pointed out that investors hope to formulate long -term plans to solve the problem of real estate and local government debt, and take direct stimulus measures to boost consumption.
