Investment 11/6/2025

Although Trump said that the China-US talks were going smoothly, the market waited and watched the progress of the talks. Investors were wary and Hong Kong stocks were mixed. The Tech Index performed relatively well and closed down 0.8% for the day.


The Hang Seng Index opened 49 points higher at 24,231 points and then mixed. It rose 115 points to 24,296 points. However, the selling pressure increased in the afternoon and it fell 178 points to 24,003 points. It closed 18 points or 0.07% lower for the day at 24,162 points. The Tech Index fell 41 points or 0.75% to 5,392 points. The main board traded HK$250.3 billion.


The China-US trade negotiations continued. The market expected a positive outcome of the talks, which was good for the investment atmosphere. The Hang Seng Index is now consolidating above 24,000 and is expected to continue to rise in the future. Unless there are major changes in the Sino-US trade negotiations, the Hong Kong stock market should continue to rise. The Hang Seng Index is expected to challenge 24,500 to 24,800 points in the short term, and the support below is 23,500 points. In the optimistic scenario, the Hang Seng Index may climb to 26,200 points before the fourth quarter.


European stock markets developed individually, with German stocks falling 0.77%, French stocks rising 0.17%, and the UK FTSE 100 index rising 0.24%, with the largest increase of 0.61% in the intraday market to 8,886 points, breaking the closing high in March and heading straight to the record high of 8,908 points in the intraday market in March. However, the index has only risen 8.5% this year, still underperforming other major European indices, among which German stocks have benefited from the European Central Bank's interest rate cuts and the government's enhanced fiscal stimulus measures, and have temporarily risen 21% this year.


US stocks fluctuated and stabilized on Tuesday (10th). The Dow Jones Industrial Average once rose 164 points to 42,925 points, and closed at 42,866 points, still up 105 points or 0.25%; the S&P 500 rose 0.55% to 6,038 points, the third consecutive trading day of increase; the Nasdaq rose 0.63% to 19,714 points. The three major U.S. stock indexes all hit their highest closing prices in at least three months.


The U.S. dollar index rose 0.45% to 99.39; the euro rose 0.25% to $1.1451, and the yen fell 0.5% to 145.29 per dollar. Bitcoin rose 1.66% to $110,571.

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