Hong Kong stocks showed resilience Tuesday as the Hang Seng Index posted modest gains, closing 0.14% higher at 20,225.11. This uptick came despite a sharp sell-off in tech shares on Wall Street overnight. The market saw limited activity, trading only for half the day in observance of the Lunar New Year holiday, which kept several Asia-Pacific markets closed.
Hong Kong’s performance reflected a cautiously optimistic sentiment, driven by local investor activity amidst a quieter regional trading landscape. While Wall Street faced pressure from a downturn in major tech stocks, the Hang Seng Index benefited from a focus on sectors less affected by global tech market volatility. The market capitalised on steady local momentum, balancing global headwinds with the festive atmosphere of the Lunar New Year.
Hong Kong continues to play a pivotal role as a financial hub, navigating global economic challenges while reflecting regional trends.
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