【港股一周见】避险资产走强，市场关注FOMC与科技财报

Market Overview - The Hong Kong stock market indices experienced a decline last week, with the Hang Seng Index closing at 26,749.51 points, down 0.36% for the week; the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index at 9,160.81 points, down 0.65%; and the Hang Seng Tech Index at 5,798.01 points, down 0.42% [1]. Capital Flow - In the past 5 days, the northbound trading of Hong Kong stocks saw an inflow of +164.91 billion, while in the past 20 days, the inflow was +359.08 billion. Over the last 60 days, the inflow reached +950.43 billion [3]. Sector Performance - The gold and precious metals sector saw a significant weekly increase of 9.14%, with Zijin Mining International rising by 23.98%, Chifeng Jilong Gold Mining by 23.68%, China Gold International by 15.18%, and Shandong Gold by 9.28% [4]. - The new consumption sector showed signs of recovery, with Pop Mart initiating a buyback and its stock rising by 22.96%. Other notable increases included Laopu Gold at 20.49%, Blukoo at 14.04%, and Guming at 10.32% [4]. External Influences - Recent U.S. economic data has shown resilience, with November PCE inflation data aligning with market expectations, indicating no significant rebound in inflation. Market focus has shifted towards the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting and the earnings reports of major tech companies, with particular attention on earnings guidance and sustainability of profits amid high valuations [4]. - In the precious metals market, initial concerns over tariffs from the U.S. on Europe led to a rise in safe-haven demand, pushing gold and silver prices to new highs. However, subsequent easing of tariff threats by the U.S. and discussions on restarting U.S.-EU trade agreements helped restore global market sentiment [5]. Technology Sector Insights - The Davos Forum has emphasized the long-term impacts of AI on the industry, with discussions on potential job structure changes and productivity enhancements. Countries like Japan and South Korea are planning significant investments in AI infrastructure, indicating a continued expansion phase in AI-related investments [6]. - Investors are shifting focus from growth narratives to cash flow and profit quality in the AI sector, with notable market divergence. The immediate trading focus remains on the Federal Reserve meeting and the performance of tech giants [6].