Securities Daily: The influx of domestic and foreign capital drives the steady increase of liquidity in the Hong Kong stock market.

Jin10 data reported on September 16 that this year, both domestic and foreign capital have been continuously flowing into Hong Kong. Last week (from September 8 to 12), the main indices of the Hong Kong stock market collectively rose, with net inflows of southbound capital totaling HK$60.822 billion, marking a new high for weekly net inflows since May, and maintaining a net inflow trend for 17 consecutive weeks. In addition, foreign institutions have been actively "scooping up" quality potential Hong Kong stocks. The latest data from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange shows that from May to the end of July, long-term stable foreign institutional capital has accumulated inflows of about HK$67.7 billion, while short-term flexible foreign institutional capital has inflows of about HK$16.2 billion. It can be said that the current improvement in the capital situation of the Hong Kong stock market is showing characteristics of "resonance" between domestic and foreign capital. On one hand, the market anticipates that the Fed has entered a rate-cutting cycle, providing conditions for changes in international capital flows; on the other hand, southbound capital, as a "stabilizer", provides incremental capital support for Hong Kong stocks, with both driving the liquidity level of Hong Kong stocks to steadily increase.
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