Group 1 - UBS Securities forecasts a weaker US dollar will lead to increased foreign capital inflow into Hong Kong stocks, while A-shares may maintain a low premium over H-shares unless significant new external funds are attracted [1] - The report highlights that A-shares benefit from a slight appreciation of the RMB, resulting in some foreign capital returning, but the impact is limited due to the low foreign ownership ratio in A-shares [1] - Hong Kong stocks are expected to see more pronounced benefits from the weaker dollar, with southbound capital net purchases reaching a historical high in the first half of the year [1] Group 2 - Companies with high import costs or significant dollar-denominated debt are likely to benefit more from the weakening dollar [1]