港股午评|恒生指数早盘跌0.42% 稳定币概念持续强势

Group 1 - Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index fell by 0.42%, closing at 24,182 points, while the Hang Seng Tech Index rose by 0.12% [1] - Standard Chartered Group's stock rose over 3% as the EU is expected to release new regulations on stablecoins, and the bank plans to issue a Hong Kong dollar stablecoin [1] - Huaxing Capital Holdings surged over 10% after announcing a $100 million investment in the Web 3.0 and cryptocurrency asset sectors [1] - Cathay Financial International's stock increased by over 11%, driven by institutional recognition of the scarcity of licenses and the potential for small-cap stocks [1] - OSL Group's stock rose over 6% as it plans to acquire all shares of cryptocurrency infrastructure provider Banxa [1] - E-Surfing Technology's stock skyrocketed over 70% after signing a framework cooperation agreement with a Huawei cloud solutions provider to develop digital assets and data center construction [1] - Laopuhuang's stock increased by over 16%, surpassing 1,000 HKD, following the successful opening of its first store in Singapore, with institutions optimistic about overseas growth potential [1] - The defense and military sector continues to show growth potential, with stocks like AVIC Heavy Machinery and China Shipbuilding Defense rising by 4.46% and 2.19% respectively [1] Group 2 - The domestic semiconductor supply chain is advancing, with the U.S. planning to revoke technology exemptions benefiting local wafer manufacturers, leading to gains in chip stocks like Hua Hong Semiconductor and SMIC, which rose by 2.43% and 2.9% respectively [2] - IFBH's stock surged over 40% on its debut, as the company is the second-largest player in the global coconut water beverage market [2] Group 3 - Lijin Technology's stock rose over 16%, with a reported 80.9% quarter-on-quarter profit increase in its die-casting machine business for the second half of the fiscal year [3] Group 4 - Giant Bio's stock increased by over 7% as the controlling shareholder plans to periodically increase holdings, with institutions noting minimal impact from public sentiment events on offline business [4] - Emperor International's stock fell by over 10% due to an expanded annual loss, with overdue bank loans amounting to 16.6 billion HKD [4]