港股复盘 | 一则传闻引发港股剧震 机构最新观点：可信度极低！

Market Overview - The Hong Kong stock market experienced significant volatility today, with the Hang Seng Index dropping over 1% at one point before closing with a slight rebound, ending at 26,834.77 points, up 59.20 points, or 0.22% [1] - The Hang Seng Tech Index fell over 3% during the day but narrowed its losses by the close, finishing at 5,467.26 points, down 59.05 points, or 1.07% [4] Tax Rumor Impact - A rumor regarding potential increases in value-added tax rates for the financial and internet value-added services (such as in-game purchases and advertising) sparked the market's volatility, leading to Tencent Holdings (HK00700) dropping over 6% at one point and closing down 2.92% [3] - A brokerage firm refuted the rumor, clarifying that the comparison of game tax rates to the 32% tax rate on liquor is misleading, as they are different tax types with distinct legal bases [6] Market Sentiment and Sector Performance - The brokerage indicated that the rumor is likely a market noise stemming from an over-interpretation of a single policy document, suggesting that the actual impact on tax regulations will be limited and manageable [6] - Despite the short-term emotional disturbances, the core drivers for internet leading companies remain their business growth, AI commercialization, and profitability improvements [6] - In contrast, gold stocks saw a rebound, with Zijin Mining International (HK02259) rising over 7% and other companies like Luoyang Molybdenum (HK03993) and Jiangxi Copper gaining over 6% and 4% respectively [6] Commodity Market Insights - The precious metals market showed signs of stabilization after a sharp decline, with spot gold recovering above $4,900 and silver returning above $86 [8] - Long-term views suggest that the process of de-dollarization will continue, and the recent adjustments do not signify the end of the precious metals bull market [8] Future Market Outlook - Guoyuan International noted that the nomination of a hawkish Federal Reserve chair could lead to market concerns regarding adjustments in Fed policy, impacting commodity prices, particularly silver, which saw a 26% drop in a single day [10] - CITIC Securities observed that earnings expectations for Hong Kong stocks have significantly adjusted, and the market may continue its spring rally, with large-cap stocks expected to perform relatively well before the Spring Festival [10]