Market Overview - The Hong Kong stock market experienced a decline, with the Hang Seng Index falling 1.28% to close at 25,760.73 points, marking a loss of 334.32 points. The total trading volume was 164.36 billion HKD [1] - The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index dropped 1.68% to 9,028.55 points, while the Hang Seng Tech Index fell 1.58% to 5,534.92 points [1] Blue Chip Performance - Techtronic Industries (00669) led the blue-chip stocks, rising 3.15% to 94.9 HKD, contributing 6.66 points to the Hang Seng Index. Citigroup initiated a 30-day positive catalyst observation for the company [2] - Other notable blue-chip movements included WH Group (00288) up 1.8% to 8.47 HKD, while China Life (02628) fell 3.59% to 26.32 HKD, dragging the index down by 11.43 points [2] Sector Highlights - Precious metals and copper-aluminum sectors saw gains amid rising expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. Bitcoin reached a two-week high, boosting some cryptocurrency stocks [3] - The automotive sector continued to decline, with companies like XPeng Motors (09868) down 4.25% and GAC Group (02238) down 2.35%, reflecting weak market demand [4] Cryptocurrency Stocks - Several cryptocurrency-related stocks rose, including Boyaa Interactive (00434) up 5.19% and New Horizon Health (01611) up 2.3%, driven by increasing Bitcoin prices and a shift in institutional attitudes towards cryptocurrency [4] New Listings - Two new stocks debuted, with Lemo Technology (02539) surging 36.25% to 54.5 HKD, and Jinyan Kaolin New Materials (02693) rising 2.19% to 7.46 HKD. Lemo Technology is ranked first in the Chinese massage service market by transaction volume [5][6] Notable Corporate Announcements - Longpan Technology (02465) saw a significant increase of 12.21% to 16.54 HKD after announcing a long-term procurement agreement with Sunwoda for lithium iron phosphate cathode materials, expected to generate sales of approximately 4.5 to 5.5 billion CNY [7] - China Pacific Insurance (02328) continued to decline, down 4% to 17.04 HKD, amid rumors regarding the status of its executives [9]