Todd Bishop
Hong Kong stocks turned further quiet before the holidays. The Hang Seng Index closed at 26,953 points, up 58 points. The H-Share Index closed at 10327 points, down 17 points. The turnover was 35.7 billion yuan.
China Tower fell 3.5%, and Haoyu fell nearly 2%
China issued 5G licenses, while communications and mobile-related stocks declined. ZTE (0763) closed at 19.94 yuan, down 5.5%; Jingxin Communications (2342) closed at 1.61 yuan, down 3.6%; China Tower (0788) closed at 1.92 yuan, down 3.5%; China Communications Service (0552) closed at 6.02 yuan, down 3.1%; Haoyu (2382) closed at 67.1 yuan, down nearly 2%; Ruisheng (2018) closed at 40.3 yuan, down 1.7%.
The letter rose 2.4%, and Vitasoy broke again.
Local property stocks rose, Xinjia (0083) closed at 12.9 yuan, up 2.4%; Wheelock (0020) closed at 53.1 yuan, up 2.3%; Hang Lung Properties (0101) closed at 17.24 yuan, up 2%; Xindi (0016) closed 126.5 yuan, up 1.9%; Swire Properties (1972) closed at 33.75 yuan, up 1.5%.
Vitasoy (0345) broke the top again, closing at 44.2 yuan, up 4.7%.
The premium product 360 (2360) in the equity concentration closed at 3.53 yuan, down 5.6%.
HKEx rose 1.4% and AIA also rose 1.2%
For other shares, China Overseas (0688) closed at 27.65 yuan, up 2%; Sands (1928) closed at 35.2 yuan, up 1.4%; HKEx (0388) closed at 252.2 yuan, up 1.4%; AIA (1299) closed at 74.6 yuan Geely (0175) closed at 12.7 yuan, up 1.1%; Sinopec (0386) closed at 5.08 yuan, down 1.4%; China Biopharmaceutical (1177) closed at 6.86 yuan, down 1.7%; CNOOC (0883) closed at 11.98 yuan , down 3.2%.
China’s A-shares fell in the early session. The Shanghai Stock Exchange closed at 2,848 points, down 13 points. The Shenzhen Stock Exchange closed at 8665 points, down 80 points.
Japanese stocks closed at 20,832 points on a half-day basis, up 56 points.
