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CICC 2026 Outlook: CICC has released its stock picks for Hong Kong in 2026, highlighting companies like Tencent, Alibaba, and China Mobile, along with their short selling data and ratios.
Everbright Securities Report: Everbright Securities International also published a report in December focusing on key stocks for 2026, including Tencent, Alibaba, and Jiangxi Copper, with detailed short selling statistics.
Market Trends: Both reports indicate a significant amount of short selling activity across various stocks, suggesting cautious investor sentiment in the Hong Kong market.
Trade-in Policy Impact: Citi anticipates that a new trade-in policy will positively affect Chinese e-commerce platforms, potentially mitigating the high base impact expected in the first half of 2026.
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Nomura's Asia-Pacific Strategy Report: Nomura released a report recommending various stocks in the Asia-Pacific region, highlighting notable companies like Tencent, Baidu, and AIA, along with their short selling data and ratios.
Daiwa's Top Picks: Daiwa also published a report featuring its top stock picks in the H- and A-share markets, including Tencent, Alibaba, and Midea Group, with accompanying short selling statistics.
Market Performance: The reports indicate mixed performance among the recommended stocks, with some experiencing declines and varying levels of short selling activity.
Citi's E-commerce Outlook: Citi anticipates that a new trade-in policy will positively impact Chinese e-commerce platforms, helping to mitigate the effects of a high base in the first half of 2026.
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Market Overview: The DJIA fell by 94 points (0.2%) following the Fed's meeting minutes indicating potential interest rate cuts, while Hong Kong's HSI and HSCEI opened lower on the last trading day of 2025.
Tech Sector Performance: Major tech stocks like TENCENT, BABA-W, and MEITUAN-W opened lower, with significant short selling ratios, while BILIBILI-W saw a slight increase.
Chip Manufacturing Policy: Mainland China mandated that chip manufacturers use at least 50% domestically produced equipment for new production capacity, positively impacting SMIC's stock.
Robotics and Automotive Stocks: Robotics stocks like SANHUA and UBTECH opened higher, and the mainland's support for "Two New" policies in 2026 led to mixed performances among automakers, with NIO-SW showing a notable increase.
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Market Overview: The HSI opened slightly higher at 25,636, with the HSCEI and HSTECH also showing modest gains, reflecting a positive start for the Hong Kong stock market.
Robotics Sector Performance: DOBOT surged 4.3% following its announcement to list on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, while UBTECH ROBOTICS also saw a rise after its chairman committed to not reducing holdings.
Tech Stocks Movement: Major tech companies like SMIC and BIDU experienced significant gains, while others like MEITUAN and KUAISHOU saw slight declines amidst varying short selling activities.
Automotive and Commodity Stocks: NIO and GEELY AUTO reported increases, while gold and aluminum stocks faced declines due to falling commodity prices, indicating mixed performance across sectors.
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Market Performance: The HSI closed at 25,635, down 183 points (0.7%), with the HSCEI and HSTECH also experiencing declines. Total market turnover was HK$224.508 billion.
Fiscal Policy Update: China's Ministry of Finance plans to maintain a proactive fiscal policy next year, focusing on increased spending and support for the trade-in of old consumer goods.
Automotive Sector Gains: Notable gains were seen in the automotive sector, with companies like GEELY AUTO, LI AUTO-W, and NIO-SW reporting increases in stock prices, while BYD COMPANY emerged as the best-performing blue chip.
Gaming Sector Decline: MGM CHINA's stock plummeted over 17% following a downgrade by Morgan Stanley, impacting other gaming stocks like SANDS CHINA and WYNN MACAU, which also faced losses.
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