HSBC and pushing up real estate to the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange closed today with an increase of 1.21 percent in the benchmark Hang Seng index, adding its second day upwards, in a session environment for HSBC, real estate and construction.

The trading volume, rather improved compared to recent days, stood at 60.131 million dollars (5,700 million euros/7.700 million).The main index rose 245.73 integers, to close at 20,623.

The four sub-indexes closed higher, with the real estate experienced the most gains, adding 2.49 percent, or 631.69 points, to 25,988.86.
In this sector, the choices of Henderson Land rose 4.19 percent, to $ 52.25 in Hong Kong, those of SHK Properties, 3.43%, to 105.6, and one Sino Land 3.61%, to 13.78.

The commercial and industrial sub-index gained 1.13 percent, or 124.88 points, up to 11,202.18.

In this sector, the values of China Mobile advanced 0.92 percent, to $ 77 Hong Kong's CNOOC 1.64% to 12.42, and CITIC Pacific, the one 2 , 45% to 17.56.

The financial sub-index rose 339.51 points, or 1.09 percent, to close at 31,379.04 integers, and the service gained 0.45 percent, or 167.03 points, after which stood at 37,021, 69.

Among financial shares, HSBC gained 1.97 percent, to $ 85.3 in Hong Kong, CCB rose 1.19 percent, to 5.93, while Ping An was down 1.97 percent , to 59.7.

Among the services, CLP Holdings added 0.47 percent, to 53.55.

Outside the Hang Seng, the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index, which groups major Chinese state, recorded a rise of 0.87 percent, or 100.12 points, to 11,619.68.

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Widespread declines in Hong Kong with HSBC to head

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange closed today with a fall of 2.77 percent in the benchmark Hang Seng and HSBC, the main weight of the parquet, and other leading financial downturns.

The benchmark index gave up 579.76 points to stand at 20,375.49, with all components, except FIH (which ended unchanged) shutting down.
The trading volume stood at 56.924 million Hong Kong dollars, equivalent to about 7,300 million dollars, or about 5,000 million.
The four sub-indices ended being down with the financier who closed the worst, with a drop of 956.40 points or 2.92 percent to stand at 31,777.49 points.

In this sector, shares of HSBC played down 3.73 percent, to $ 86.55 in Hong Kong, ICBC's lost by 2.57 percent, to 5.69 and those of HKEx fell 4, 56 percent, to 134.10.
The property subindex dismissed 778.41 points, or 2.87 percent to stand at 26,361.76 points.
In this sector, the choices of Henderson Land lost 4.71 percent, to $ 48.60 in Hong Kong, those of SHK Properties fell 3.42 percent, to 110.30 and Cheung Kong subtracted 3.15 percent, to 95.25.

The commercial and industrial sub-index fell 292.36 points, or 2.69 percent, after which stayed 10,566.54 points and the service fell 1.49 percent, or 571.46 integers, to 37,861.42.
In these sectors, the values of China Mobile lost 2.12 percent, to $ 74 Hong Kong, PetroChina fell 2.74 percent, to 8.52 and those of Li & Fung fell 4, 64 percent, to 29.80.

Among the components of services, China Res Power fell 3.22 percent, to 17.44.Outside the Hang Seng Index "H", which groups major Chinese state-owned, registered a drop of 331.83 points, or 2.80 percent, to 11,526.32 integers.