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Core Viewpoint - The recent public fund reports for Q2 2025 indicate that nearly 1,800 funds have increased their positions in Hong Kong stocks, with significant allocations towards high-growth sectors like innovative pharmaceuticals and high-dividend sectors such as bank stocks [1][3]. Group 1: Fund Position Changes - Nearly 1,800 funds have raised their Hong Kong stock allocations in Q2, with around 300 funds increasing their exposure by over 10 percentage points [3]. - The Green Hong Kong Stock Connect Fund significantly increased its Hong Kong stock allocation from 37% at the end of Q1 to 94.87% at the end of Q2, with its top ten holdings now entirely in Hong Kong stocks [2]. - The Penghua Shanghai-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Internet Fund raised its Hong Kong stock allocation from 22.87% to 77.85%, with nine out of its top ten holdings being Hong Kong stocks by the end of Q2 [2]. - The Nordex New Trend A Fund increased its Hong Kong stock allocation from 2.41% to 44.45%, reflecting a shift towards high-quality technology assets in the Hong Kong market [2]. Group 2: Sector Focus - The primary sectors for increased allocations are innovative pharmaceuticals and banking, showcasing a barbell strategy of high growth and high dividends [4]. - The allocation to the Hong Kong healthcare sector increased from 0.54% to 0.88%, while the financial sector allocation rose from 0.5% to 0.67% [4]. - Notable stocks in the innovative pharmaceutical sector that received significant fund inflows include Stone Pharmaceutical, China Biologic Products, and Innovent Biologics, with over 10% of the circulating shares held by mainland public funds by the end of Q2 [4]. Group 3: Banking Sector Investments - High-dividend bank stocks such as China Construction Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, and Minsheng Bank saw substantial increases in fund allocations, with 108 funds increasing their positions in China Construction Bank alone [5]. - The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China received additional investments from 91 funds, while 47 funds increased their holdings in Agricultural Bank of China [5]. Group 4: Market Trends and Outlook - The chief economist at Qianhai Kaiyuan Fund noted that the Hong Kong market's dual advantages are driving the shift in fund allocations, with the Hang Seng Technology Index showing relative valuation advantages compared to some overseas markets [6]. - Fund managers believe that ongoing macro policies and breakthroughs in various sectors are improving market sentiment, despite significant volatility due to external macro factors [6]. - Future market trends may exhibit a "seesaw effect" between technology and high-dividend sectors, with innovative pharmaceuticals and new consumption areas currently attracting higher trading interest [6].