Ge Long Hui·2026-01-23 08:55Market Overview - The Hong Kong stock market indices collectively rose on January 23, with the Hang Seng Index increasing by 0.45% to 26,749 points, the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index up by 0.51%, and the Hang Seng Tech Index rising by 0.62% [1][2]. Key Stock Movements - Major tech stocks saw gains, with Xiaomi Group and Kuaishou both rising nearly 3%, Alibaba up over 2%, and JD.com and Meituan also showing increases [2][4]. - The commercial aerospace sector experienced significant gains, with JunDa shares soaring over 51% following the launch of six platforms related to commercial aerospace in Beijing [6]. - Brain-computer interface stocks were active, with Lens Technology rising over 9% [7]. - Gold stocks continued to strengthen, with Zijin Mining International increasing by over 8% as gold prices reached new highs [9]. - Solar energy stocks surged, with Keyuan New Energy rising over 14% and several others following suit [10]. Sector Performance - The commercial aerospace sector led the market with notable gains, driven by the launch of new platforms aimed at enhancing the industry [6]. - The brain-computer interface sector showed strong activity, supported by advancements in flexible chip technology [7]. - Gold stocks benefited from rising gold prices, which reached a historical high of $4,940.78 per ounce [9]. - The solar energy sector was buoyed by positive remarks from Tesla's CEO regarding solar capacity expansion [10]. Individual Stock Highlights - JunDa shares rose by 51.40% to 39.00, while other aerospace-related stocks also saw significant increases [6]. - Lens Technology increased by 9.36% to 31.78, reflecting strong interest in brain-computer interface technologies [8]. - Zijin Mining International rose by 8.43% to 205.80, benefiting from the surge in gold prices [9]. - Keyuan New Energy saw a rise of 14.44% to 4.36, reflecting optimism in the solar energy market [11]. Future Outlook - The Hong Kong stock market is expected to see a recovery in profit growth by mid-2026, with a slowdown in competition among internet platforms and a reduction in the drag from non-essential consumer spending [26].