^HSI - HANG SENG INDEX

HKSE - HKSE Delayed Price. Currency in HKD
27,953.58
+475.91 (+1.73%)
At close: 4:09PM HKT
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Previous Close27,477.67
Open27,712.35
Volume0
Day's Range27,536.27 - 27,965.96
52 Week Range26,219.56 - 33,484.08
Avg. Volume1,799,045,606
  • FX Empire10 hours ago

    The Week Ahead – Geo-Politics and the FED to Drive the Markets

    A choppy week ahead, with Trump at the UN, Theresa May at Tory Party Conference and the FED delivering a rate hike and projections.

  • Asian markets rally and Shanghai Composite logs best week in over 2 years
    MarketWatch2 days ago

    Asian markets rally and Shanghai Composite logs best week in over 2 years

    Asian stocks markets on Friday register strong gains for the day and week, with the Shanghai Composite notching its best weekly run in more than two years, extending on a rally seen overnight in Europe and the U.S.

  • Brexit and Trade Chatter to Drive the GBP and USD
    FX Empire2 days ago

    Brexit and Trade Chatter to Drive the GBP and USD

    Inflation numbers out of Japan this morning were a reminder of how far off the BoJ is from making a move, focus shifting to the EU and the Oval Office.

  • Stocks up despite trade dispute, oil drops on Trump threat
    Associated Press3 days ago

    Stocks up despite trade dispute, oil drops on Trump threat

    SINGAPORE (AP) — European markets climbed Thursday following a mixed day in Asia, buoyed by hopes the U.S. and China will proceed with talks to tackle their escalating trade dispute.

  • Asian markets mostly rise, as Nikkei logs 5th straight gain
    MarketWatch3 days ago

    Asian markets mostly rise, as Nikkei logs 5th straight gain

    Asian stock markets mostly rose Thursday as investors set aside trade concerns, for now, to focus on tech-share and financial-stock moves.

  • Reuters3 days ago

    World stocks rise as trade relief bounce continues

    A bounce in world stocks in relief that the fresh U.S. and Chinese tariffs on reciprocal imports were less harsh than feared continued on Thursday, although investors remained wary about the next steps in the US-Sino trade war. An MSCI index tracking shares in 47 countries rose 0.2 percent, supported by gains in Europe and Asia, but Chinese equities dipped after a rally on bets of government stimulus to limit the economic damage of new trade barriers. Markets were also watching a European Union summit where Prime Minister Theresa May appealed to fellow EU leaders on Wednesday to drop Brexit demands that she said could rip Britain apart.

  • Cautious Mood Has Returned to Stocks, Asian Markets Mixed
    FX Empire3 days ago

    Cautious Mood Has Returned to Stocks, Asian Markets Mixed

    In the Asian markets, it seems that the recovery rally has exhausted. After two days of growth, Asian markets mixed, returning to the levels of the end of last week. Global stocks mostly higher.

  • Reuters3 days ago

    GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares rise as investors reassess trade war impact

    Asian stocks followed global indexes higher on Thursday, as investors took a less bearish view on the impact of the U.S.-China trade war on markets, a sharp contrast to dim expectations economists had on U.S. growth amid the worsening tensions. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan took its lead from gains on Wall Street overnight, rising 0.2 percent. Japan's Nikkei stock index was flat, with a recent rally appearing to lose steam as it entered its fifth day.

  • The Kiwi Spikes, with Focus Shifting to Retail Sales and the Pound
    FX Empire3 days ago

    The Kiwi Spikes, with Focus Shifting to Retail Sales and the Pound

    Impressive 2nd GDP numbers drive the Kiwi, with Brexit and retail sales numbers putting the Pound in the spotlight.

  • Financial Times3 days ago

    [$$] Asia stocks firm despite shaky lead from Wall Street

    Asian equities were broadly higher on Thursday after a shaky session on Wall Street that saw the S&P 500 gain just 0.1 per cent and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite slip by as much. The Hang Seng China Enterprises index of large mainland Chinese companies was up 1 per cent, but that bullish mood had not quite reached mainland stock markets in early trading, as the CSI 300 index of major Shanghai and Shenzhen-listed stocks rose just 0.3 per cent.

  • GuruFocus.com4 days ago

    Wall Street Jumps Wednesday

    Copart plummets on profit miss

  • Nikkei’s surge leads Asian-market gains
    MarketWatch4 days ago

    Nikkei’s surge leads Asian-market gains

    Asian stocks rose Wednesday, as Japan’s leading index got a boost from added gains for dollar-yen and bond yields, and as Chinese stock markets largely shrugged off new tariffs.

  • Financial Times4 days ago

    [$$] Bond yields rise while S&P 500 eyes record high

    The yield on the US 10-year Treasury — which rose back above 3 per cent at the end of last week — hit its highest level in more than four months while that on the 10-year German Bund touched 0.5 per cent for the first time since mid-June. “With next week’s rate hike having been close to fully priced for some time already, this repricing has been concentrated in the December, March and June meetings — particularly the June meeting, which moved from being just 42 per cent to 63 per cent priced. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 rose to within a whisker of the record closing high of 2,914.04 set at the end of August, while the FTSE Emerging Market equity index gained a further 1.2 per cent, with China’s CSI 300 index rising sharply for a second day.

  • High valuations not always the 'primary driver' for tech firms
    CNBC4 days ago

    High valuations not always the 'primary driver' for tech firms

    Many of these rising companies are cash rich and maintaining top positions in their respective industries is more important to them, HKEX's Charles Li told CNBC.

  • CNBC4 days ago

    Australia's currency decline is collateral damage in Trump's trade war

    There was a contradiction when Australia's stock market was making new 10-year highs but the currency was posting significant lows. A big question has now been answered, Daryl Guppy writes.

  • CNBC4 days ago

    Australia's currency decline is collateral damage in Trump's trade war

    There was a contradiction when Australia's stock market was making new 10-year highs but the currency was posting significant lows, Daryl Guppy writes. It has become clear the Australian dollar was the dominant force in the pair. As much as Australians like to think that U.S. President Donald Trump's trade battles have no impact on their country, the reality is very different.

  • Asian shares rise as traders shrug off new China-US tariffs
    Associated Press4 days ago

    Asian shares rise as traders shrug off new China-US tariffs

    TOKYO (AP) — Asian shares were mostly higher Wednesday, despite jitters over the escalating trade dispute between the U.S. and China.

  • Financial Times4 days ago

    [$$] Chinese stocks rebound despite tariff worries

    China-focused stocks posted a turnround in morning trade on Wednesday as global equities broadly gained despite lingering concerns over the US-China trade dispute.  The CSI 300 index of major Shanghai ...

  • No Surprises as the BoJ Holds, Focus now Shifting to Inflation and the GBP
    FX Empire4 days ago

    No Surprises as the BoJ Holds, Focus now Shifting to Inflation and the GBP

    It’s been a bullish start to the day, in spite of rising trade war tension, the Aussie Dollar leading the way, focus now shifting to UK inflation.

  • Financial Times4 days ago

    [$$] Asia equities gain after Wall Street shrugs at trade war

    Equities were mostly higher in early Asia-Pacific trading on Wednesday with Japanese stocks rallying after a strong lead from Wall Street overnight. Tokyo’s Topix index, also buoyed by a weaker yen, was ...

  • CNBC5 days ago

    Asia trades higher as investors shrug off escalating US-China trade tensions

    Beijing retaliated by slapping duties on approximately $60 billion of U.S. goods after the Washington imposed tariffs on about $200 billion of Chinese imports.

  • TheStreet.com5 days ago

    Markets Bounce on Long-Anticipated Tariff News

    Although the news was well anticipated, markets were lower Monday night after President Trump initiated a 10% tariff on $200 billion of Chinese goods. This was confirmation that the trade wars have moved from a battle of words to actual action. Asian markets have been struggling for months with the issue of tariffs.

  • Shanghai stocks bounce back from nearly 4-year low as U.S.-China tariff fight hits another level
    MarketWatch5 days ago

    Shanghai stocks bounce back from nearly 4-year low as U.S.-China tariff fight hits another level

    Asian stock markets largely gain Tuesday, as investors generally shrugged off the latest round of U.S. tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods set to go into effect next week.

  • This Is a Difficult Year, Says Atlantis Investment's Liu
    Bloomberg Video2 days ago

    This Is a Difficult Year, Says Atlantis Investment's Liu

    Sep.20 -- Liu Yang, chairperson, chief investment officer and fund manager at Atlantis Investment Management, discusses the current state of markets and where she thinks they are heading. She speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: China Open."

  • NYSE trader: Stocks are rallying because the tariff news wasn't as bad as expected
    Yahoo Finance Video5 days ago

    NYSE trader: Stocks are rallying because the tariff news wasn't as bad as expected

    Live from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Keith Bliss of DriveWealth joins Yahoo Finance's Seana Smith and Dion Rabouin to discuss the latest moves.