The Year Of The Tiger Starts With A Roar

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Kung Hei Fat Choi! Asia had a strong day as Hong Kong traders returned from vacation in good spirits.

The Hang Seng Index gained +3.24%, led by internet companies. Volumes were +75% higher than Monday’s half-day, which is 72% of the 1-year average while advancers outpaced decliners by nearly 8 to 1. With China still on holiday, many investors took the day off.

Dual-listed Hong Kong stocks played catch up with their US-listed counterparts following a positive performance week. Remember that last Friday the Cyberspace Administration hosted an event that was attended by the National Development and Reform Commission , the State Administration for Market Regulation could be announced in June or earlier following a meeting between the CSRC, China’s financial regulator, and global banks and asset managers operating in China.

Electric vehicles had a great day in Hong Kong as Xpeng HK jumped +11.21% after announcing in January that it delivered 12,922 EVs, which outpaces Nio’s 9,652 and Li Auto’s 12,268. BYD HK gained +7.05% as January sales were 95,422 units versus 42,401 in January 2021. The EV ecosystem had been weak recently on worries that the tapering of China’s EV subsidies would curtail purchasers.

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