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Market Performance - On June 11, Hong Kong's three major stock indices all rose, with the Hang Seng Index up 0.84% to 24,366.94 points, the Hang Seng Tech Index up 1.09% to 5,451.20 points, and the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index up 1.12% to 8,865.72 points. The total market turnover was HKD 235.2 billion, with net inflows from southbound funds amounting to HKD 1.376 billion [2]. Company Highlights - China Hongqiao rose 4.61%, China Life increased by 4.58%, and BYD gained 3.83%, leading the blue-chip stocks. The expectation of asset restructuring for China Hongqiao has driven a revaluation [4]. - Bubble Mart reached a historical high, closing at HKD 269.80 with a gain of 4.25%. According to a report from CICC (Hong Kong), the company is expected to achieve a net profit of RMB 7 billion by 2025, exceeding market expectations by approximately 15% due to underestimated overseas expansion [12]. Industry Trends - The Hang Seng Industry Index showed most sectors rising, with the materials sector up 2.66%, energy sector up 1.43%, and financial sector up 1.17%. Conversely, the consumer staples sector fell by 0.92%, healthcare sector down 0.65%, and utilities sector down 0.21% [6]. - The Wind concept sectors mostly rose, with the Foxconn Index up 5.19%, new materials up 4.3%, and Chinese brokerage firms up 4.14%. The domestic retail index led the declines, down 3.41% [8]. Investment Sentiment - According to Morgan Stanley's latest report, international investors are seeking to diversify their portfolios, showing a stronger willingness to allocate to Chinese stocks due to concerns about missing out on China's technological advancements. The report indicates that there is significant room for increased investment as international exposure to China remains relatively low [10]. - CITIC Securities expressed optimism about the media and gaming sectors, highlighting that these sectors are among the best emerging consumer segments, with valuations still considered low. The firm believes that the cultural export initiatives supported by policy will further enhance growth in these sectors [20].