This week, the trend of major global equity markets was divided. The NASDAQ index fell 3.8%, the S & P 500 index fell 3.0%, the Hang Seng state-owned enterprises index rose 4.6% and the Hang Seng Index rose 4.1%. Gold and Brent crude rose, while the dollar index fell.
Wind secondary industries in Hong Kong stocks: among them, automobiles and auto parts (+ 12.23%), semiconductors and semiconductor production equipment (+ 7.54%) were the top gainers. Retail sales of food and major supplies (- 0.13%) and consumer services (0.66%) led the decline. Secondary industries of S & P 500 in US stocks: among them, telecommunications services (+ 1.41%) and energy (+ 0.66%) led the increase. Retail sales of food and essential consumer goods (- 15.29%) and auto parts industry (- 7.19%) led the decline.
The trading volume of the Hang Seng index decreased by 21.02% to 0.02% compared with that of the previous week.
The proportion of short selling amount of Hong Kong stocks decreased from 20.06% last week to 18.19%.
The trading volume of US stocks decreased compared with last week, and the turnover rate of S & P 500 decreased to 3.01%.
