Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen·2025-11-11 10:04Market Overview - The Hong Kong stock market failed to maintain the strong performance from the previous day, opening slightly higher but remaining weak throughout the day, only closing in the green at the end [1] - The Hang Seng Index closed at 26,696.41 points, up 47.35 points, with a gain of 0.18% [1][2] Stock Performance - Among the constituents of the Hang Seng Index, only 31 stocks rose, 4 remained flat, and 53 declined [4] - Xpeng Motors (09868.HK) showed strong performance, initially rising over 11% in the morning and closing up 17.93%, with a market capitalization of HKD 207.2 billion, surpassing Geely Automobile's HKD 183.4 billion [4][5] - In October, Xpeng Motors delivered 42,000 smart electric vehicles, a year-on-year increase of 76% and a month-on-month increase of 1%, setting a new monthly delivery record [5] Sector Performance - Financial stocks supported the index, with HSBC Holdings rising 1.72%, and other banks like Standard Chartered, Qingdao Bank, Chongqing Bank, China Merchants Bank, and Agricultural Bank of China rising over 1% [5] - The telecommunications sector performed moderately well, with PCCW rising 1.7% and China Mobile up 0.8% [5] - Steel stocks led the market, with Chongqing Steel rising over 3%, Maanshan Iron & Steel up over 2%, and Ansteel up over 1% [6] - Conversely, sectors such as semiconductors, biomedicine, defense, and home appliances performed poorly, with tech stocks generally declining, although the losses narrowed towards the end of the day [7] Capital Flow - Southbound funds continued to net buy Hong Kong stocks, with a total net purchase of HKD 4.467 billion by the end of the trading day [8] Market Outlook - Short-term outlook suggests that as pessimism gradually dissipates, the Hong Kong stock market is expected to stabilize and recover in the fourth quarter, driven by breakthroughs in AI technology, easing of major power relations, and policy implementation [10] - In the medium to long term, the Chinese economy is expected to stabilize gradually, with continued profit release in the technology growth sector. The Hong Kong market is anticipated to enter a "slow bull" phase amid expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and ongoing capital inflows [10]