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Net inflow of southbound funds reached 5 billion yuan.
2026-09-08
Net inflow of southbound funds reached 5 billion yuan.
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2026-09-08
Vitol CEO Russell Hardy said refined-fuel markets are tightening while the crude outlook looks "relatively OK" as Strait of Hormuz shipments recover. Speaking at the S&P Global Energy Asia-Pacific oil conference in Singapore, he estimated daily throu
Vitol CEO Russell Hardy said refined-fuel markets are tightening while the crude outlook looks "relatively OK" as Strait of Hormuz shipments recover. Speaking at the S&P Global Energy Asia-Pacific oil conference in Singapore, he estimated daily throughput via the waterway at about 10 mln b/d, roughly 9 mln b/d crude and the remainder refined products, but cautioned the estimate is uncertain and may fluctuate. He said there is a shortage of refined products and that markets are missing about 2 mln b/d of Russian crude and a further 2 mln b/d from the Middle East.
2026-09-08
U.S. markets were closed for a holiday. Hong Kong extended yesterday’s losses after a 237‑pt drop; the Hang Seng opened down 161 pts at 25,252, slid to an intraday low of 25,225, held near the 100‑day moving average and closed down 0.38%. Nonferrous
U.S. markets were closed for a holiday. Hong Kong extended yesterday’s losses after a 237‑pt drop; the Hang Seng opened down 161 pts at 25,252, slid to an intraday low of 25,225, held near the 100‑day moving average and closed down 0.38%. Nonferrous metals, precious metals and oil & gas led a strong rebound. Domestic property and property-management names steadied; gas, cement, coal and AI healthcare stocks advanced. Application software, computer equipment, optical communications and PCB concept names plunged intraday; consumer electronics, lithium‑battery and auto stocks extended declines. China securities brokers underperformed. Notable movers by ticker: 01191.HK rose over 31%, 03993.HK rose about 7.5%, 01177.HK rose near 7%; 02513.HK fell over 10%, 00992.HK fell over 6%, 00100.HK and 00285.HK fell over 5%.
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