Hang Seng picked up thanks to industrial goods

The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong added 0.37 percent today in the selective Hang Seng, with the signatures of industrial goods and other consumer promotions.
The Hang Seng, benefited by moderate gains on Wall Street, added 78.41 whole, to close at 21167.27, while the afternoon lost in much of what accumulated during the morning session and the Hang Seng picked up .The trading volume, well below Wednesday's stepped back up to 61.861 million Hong Kong dollars, equivalent to about 7900 million dollars, about 6,300 million euros.Three of the four sub-indices ended higher, with the trade and industry which experienced a larger percentage gain, adding up 0.59 percent, equivalent to 67.66 points and stay at 11514.06.

Hang Seng picked up

The financial sub-index closed at 31493.25 points (after rising 0.32%, 100.14 units), the estate ended in 28120.44 (to win 0.23%, 64.74 units), while the services stood at 41953.14 (after dropping 0.46%, 192.66 integers).

Among the components of commercial and industrial sector, Li & Fung rose 5.53 percent, to 42 Hong Kong dollars. China Unicom also rose (3.42% to 11.48) and CNOOC (1.63% to 13.70), while China Mobile, again punished by investors, fell by 1.84 percent, to 77.45 and the Hang Seng picked up.
In the financial sector, Bank of East Asia gained 1.30 percent, to $ 31.25 in Hong Kong. Ping An also rose (1.44% to 70.40) and CCB (0.92% to 6.59). BOC Hong Kong played down a 3.96 percent to 21.85.
Among the components of real estate and construction, Hang Lung Properties added 1.13 percent, to $ 35.90 in Hong Kong, Sino Land won 1.12% to 14.40, while China Overseas slipped 2.22% to 16.74.

The Hang Seng and the industrial goods

Three of the four service components closed lower. CLP Holdings led the declines, with a decline of 0.92 percent to 59.40.
The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index, which groups major Chinese state-owned, registered an advance of 53.74 points, equivalent to 0.46 percent, which stood at 11830.46 integersand the Hang Seng picked up. .