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Market Overview - The Hang Seng Index closed down 0.61% at 24,325.40 points, ending a four-day rally, while the Hang Seng Tech Index fell 0.26% and the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index dropped 0.63% [1] - Total market turnover was HKD 261.7 billion, with net inflow from southbound funds amounting to HKD 5.286 billion [1] Stock Performance - Pharmaceutical stocks led the decline, with Rongchang Bio dropping nearly 12%. Brokerage stocks experienced mixed results, with Guotai Junan International down over 4% and Shengli Securities seeing a gain of less than 45% [2] - Notable gainers included tourism stocks, with Hong Kong Travel rising over 85% and trading over HKD 7.5 billion. Oil and gas stocks also saw gains, with Shandong Molong increasing nearly 20% [2] - New stocks showed mixed performance, with Zhou Shifu and Shengbeila rising over 25% and 33% respectively, while Yingtong Holdings fell over 16% [2] Blue Chip Stocks - Major blue-chip stocks that declined included Geely Automobile down 4.88%, China Shenhua down 4.25%, and New Oriental down 3.27% [4] - Other notable declines included BYD down 3.23% and Alibaba down 2.86% [5] Sector Performance - The healthcare sector index fell 1.63%, energy sector index dropped 1.41%, and consumer discretionary sector index decreased 1.3%. In contrast, the materials sector index rose 2.86% [7] - Concept sectors mostly declined, with the domestic retail index down 4.31% and the Chinese brokerage index down 4.24%. However, the security monitoring index rose 9.82% [7] Digital Asset Policy - The Hong Kong government released the "Hong Kong Digital Asset Development Policy Declaration 2.0," aiming to position Hong Kong as a global innovation center for digital assets [8] - The declaration emphasizes a framework for building a trustworthy and sustainable digital asset ecosystem, integrating with the real economy [10][11] - The government plans to consult on licensing mechanisms for digital asset service providers and custodians [13] Market Reactions - The announcement of the digital asset policy has been positively received, with OSL Group and HashKey Group expressing support for the framework, indicating a shift towards institutionalization and globalization of digital assets in Hong Kong [14][15]