YUNJI (02670.HK) Surges 49.4% to $142.8 on First Day of Trading
YUNJI Debut Performance: YUNJI (02670.HK) opened at $142.8, a 49.4% increase from its listing price of $95.6, with 2.01 million shares traded at market open.
Market Information: The stock quote for HK stocks is delayed by at least 15 minutes.
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YUNJI (02670.HK) Sees 26% Increase, Closing at $120.5 After IPO
YUNJI Debut Performance: YUNJI (02670.HK) debuted at $142.8, a 49.4% increase from its listing price of $95.6, and closed at $120.5, marking a 26% gain on its first day of trading.
Trading Volume and Gains: The stock saw a trading volume of 3.23 million shares and a turnover of $484.09 million, with a book gain of $1,245 per board lot of 50 shares, excluding handling fees.
YUNJI (02670.HK) Sees 36.3% Increase, Reaching $130.3 at Midday Close
YUNJI Debut Performance: YUNJI (02670.HK) debuted at $142.8, a 49.4% increase from its listing price of $95.6, and closed midday at $130.3, up 36.3% with a trading volume of 2.76 million shares.
Market Activity: The stock peaked at $142.8 and bottomed at $128 during the trading session, with a total turnover of $426.11 million.
YUNJI (02670.HK) Surges 49.4% to $142.8 on First Day of Trading
YUNJI Debut Performance: YUNJI (02670.HK) opened at $142.8, a 49.4% increase from its listing price of $95.6, with 2.01 million shares traded at market open.
Market Information: The stock quote for HK stocks is delayed by at least 15 minutes.
HSI Declines by 20 Points; Auto Stocks Weaken; POP MART Surges
Market Performance: The HSI opened down 20 points at 25,890, with declines in the HSCEI and HSTECH, while several tech stocks showed mixed performance, including a notable debut from YUNJI, which rose 49.4% from its listing price.
Short Selling Trends: Significant short selling activity was observed across various stocks, with notable ratios for companies like SANHUA and BABA, while consumer stock POP MART defied the trend by rallying 2.1%.
Export and Inflation Data: China's exports for September increased by 8.3%, surpassing forecasts, while the inflation rate showed a slight improvement at -0.3% year-on-year.
Sector Movements: Carmakers and Chinese developers experienced declines at the open, with stocks like GEELY AUTO and CHINA OVERSEAS retreating, contrasting with the performance of some tech and consumer stocks.
YUNJI (02670.HK) Sees 26% Increase, Closing at $120.5 After IPO
YUNJI Debut Performance: YUNJI (02670.HK) debuted at $142.8, a 49.4% increase from its listing price of $95.6, and closed at $120.5, marking a 26% gain on its first day of trading.
Trading Volume and Gains: The stock saw a trading volume of 3.23 million shares and a turnover of $484.09 million, with a book gain of $1,245 per board lot of 50 shares, excluding handling fees.
YUNJI (02670.HK) Sees 36.3% Increase, Reaching $130.3 at Midday Close
YUNJI Debut Performance: YUNJI (02670.HK) debuted at $142.8, a 49.4% increase from its listing price of $95.6, and closed midday at $130.3, up 36.3% with a trading volume of 2.76 million shares.
Market Activity: The stock peaked at $142.8 and bottomed at $128 during the trading session, with a total turnover of $426.11 million.
YUNJI (02670.HK) Surges 49.4% to $142.8 on First Day of Trading
YUNJI Debut Performance: YUNJI (02670.HK) opened at $142.8, a 49.4% increase from its listing price of $95.6, with 2.01 million shares traded at market open.
Market Information: The stock quote for HK stocks is delayed by at least 15 minutes.
HSI Declines by 20 Points; Auto Stocks Weaken; POP MART Surges
Market Performance: The HSI opened down 20 points at 25,890, with declines in the HSCEI and HSTECH, while several tech stocks showed mixed performance, including a notable debut from YUNJI, which rose 49.4% from its listing price.
Short Selling Trends: Significant short selling activity was observed across various stocks, with notable ratios for companies like SANHUA and BABA, while consumer stock POP MART defied the trend by rallying 2.1%.
Export and Inflation Data: China's exports for September increased by 8.3%, surpassing forecasts, while the inflation rate showed a slight improvement at -0.3% year-on-year.
Sector Movements: Carmakers and Chinese developers experienced declines at the open, with stocks like GEELY AUTO and CHINA OVERSEAS retreating, contrasting with the performance of some tech and consumer stocks.
