交银国际每日晨报-20250704

Core Insights - The report highlights a strong performance of Hong Kong stocks in the first half of 2025, with the Hang Seng Index and Hang Seng Tech Index recording returns of 20% and 18.7% respectively, placing them among the top global indices [3][4] - The report identifies a structural tilt in southbound capital allocation towards healthcare and financial sectors, while foreign capital remains focused on technology, indicating a preference for long-term competitiveness and valuation recovery in Hong Kong tech firms [3][4] Southbound Capital Trends - Southbound capital has increased holdings across various sectors, with notable rotations from information technology in Q1 to new consumption in early Q2, and a recent concentration in healthcare and financial sectors [3] - The report notes that foreign capital has marginally increased its position in the information technology sector, while other sectors have seen a decline in market value [3][4] Short Selling Dynamics - The report discusses the short selling landscape, indicating high levels of short selling in cyclical sectors such as telecommunications, real estate, energy, and materials, with minimal changes observed [4] - Consumer sectors show a clear divergence, with stable essential consumption contrasting with rising short selling in discretionary consumption [4] - The concentration of short selling in the information technology sector is decreasing, suggesting a convergence of long and short positions, which may indicate reduced volatility and the potential for upward trends [4] Investment Opportunities - The technology sector is highlighted as having significant investment value, supported by foreign capital's continued investment and the convergence of short selling positions, which may lead to lower volatility and emerging trends [4] - The report emphasizes that a transition from a structural market to a comprehensive upward trend in Hong Kong stocks requires stronger fundamental support and policy catalysts [4]