1, the most direct reason is that the introduction of the policy bill will definitely have a positive impact on Hong Kong stocks in a short time, and the response of resources to this bill is still fierce, resulting in a 5.56% drop in the Hang Seng Index yesterday. But some tools are topics of principle. Even if they are introduced, they will definitely affect the stock market, but they must be implemented.
2. Influenced by external identity. Because the United States requires local listed companies to strictly obey the accounting check of the United States through the Process Corporate Accountability Act, many investors are worried that the external environment will affect the financial market, so it is understandable that the stock market will fall due to emotional turmoil.
3. For some time, the callback of departmental concept stocks has been influenced by various positive trends. Some opinion stocks have been rising continuously. For example, at the end of March, when the Hang Seng Index was the lowest, it was only about 2 1600 points. As of May 20th, the Hang Seng Index has risen to around 24,500 points. This wave of rise in the Hang Seng Index is indeed influenced by some opinion stocks. Now affected by some policy trends, the callback of these stocks is also directly driven.
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1. Hong Kong stocks refer to stocks listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Hong Kong stock market is more mature and rational than domestic market, and it is more sensitive to the world market, forming an "A+H" model, so the trend of A shares can be judged according to its situation in Hong Kong stock market. The Hong Kong stock market was established at 1866. After 100 years of development, it has established a highly strict and standardized regulatory legal system, which has become one of the most efficient, fair and mature securities markets in the world, and can effectively protect the rights and interests of investors and minority shareholders. From 1969 to 1972, the Far East Exchange, the Gold and Silver Stock Exchange and the Kowloon Stock Exchange were established in Hong Kong. Together with the former Hong Kong Stock Exchange, four exchanges were established.
2. The history of securities trading in Hong Kong can be traced back to 1866, but it was not until 189 1 that the first formal stock market was established in Hong Kong. From 1969 to 1972, the Far East Exchange, the Gold and Silver Stock Exchange and the Kowloon Stock Exchange were established in Hong Kong. Together with the former Hong Kong Stock Exchange, four exchanges were established. In the short two years from 1972 to 1973, there were 1 19 companies listed in Hong Kong, and by the end of 1973, there were 296 listed companies. 1On July 7th, 980, four exchanges merged into the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong. All four exchanges closed down after closing on March 27th, 1986, and all their businesses were transferred to the stock exchange.
3. The main component of Hong Kong's securities market is the stock market, which is divided into the main board market and the growth enterprise market market. By the end of 2000, the combined market value of the main board and the Growth Enterprise Market reached HK$ 4,862 billion, ranking 1 1 among the major stock exchanges in the world and second in Asia.