AMID AI TUMULT, MORE CHINESE INVESTORS SEEK HAVEN IN UNDERVALUED HANG SENG INDEX

Mainland Chinese investors bought more Hong Kong stocks than they sold for a second consecutive month in July, rotating into the undervalued market to take shelter from the tumult in artificial intelligence-linked… Onshore traders purchased a total of HK$62.9 billion (US$8.02 billion) worth of Hong Kong stocks through the cross-border Stock Connect programme last month, extending the HK$27.1 billion worth of buying in June,…

News - South China Morning Post reports that mainland Chinese investors bought more Hong Kong stocks than they sold for a second consecutive month in July, rotating into the undervalued market to take shelter from the tumult in artificial intelligence-linked…

The report adds: Onshore traders purchased a total of HK$62.9 billion (US$8.02 billion) worth of Hong Kong stocks through the cross-border Stock Connect programme last month, extending the HK$27.1 billion worth of buying in June,…

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