<div id="readability-page-1"><div>US markets were mixed overnight (9th), with the DJIA edging up while chip stocks remained under pressure, dragging the Nasdaq down nearly 1%. After five consecutive sessions of decline, Hong Kong equities remained weak. The HSI opened down 123 pts this morning (10th) and losses widened to as much as 327 pts, hitting an intraday trough of 24,238, the lowest level in more than two and a half months since March 23. The index closed at 24,292 at midday, down 272 pts or 1.11%. Half-day turnover totaled HKD170.027 billion. The HSTECH closed at 4,688 at midday, down 80 pts or 1.69%, while the HSCEI closed at 8,283, down 41 pts or 0.5%.Amid tighter mainland controls on outbound investment and capital outflows, financial stocks came under pressure. HSBC HOLDINGS (00005.HK) -7.800 (-5.489%) Short selling $603.99M; Ratio 22.383% fell sharply by 5.49% to HKD134.3. AIA (01299.HK) -1.750 (-2.465%) Short selling $468.66M; Ratio 21.734% dropped 2.46%, BOC HONG KONG (02388.HK) -1.480 (-3.090%) Short selling $126.61M; Ratio 26.718% slid 3.09%, STANCHART (02888.HK) -13.900 (-6.988%) Short selling $19.60M; Ratio 7.669% plunged 7%, and HKEX (00388.HK) -3.400 (-0.885%) Short selling $187.48M; Ratio 17.102% declined nearly 1%.Leading tech names were mixed. TENCENT (00700.HK) +14.600 (+3.222%) Short selling $1.51B; Ratio 17.172% gained broker upgrades after WeChat opened its AI ecosystem capabilities to developers, closing at HKD467.8 at midday, up 3.22%. MEITUAN-W (03690.HK) +1.800 (+2.332%) Short selling $548.71M; Ratio 23.173% rose 2.33% as apps including Didi and Meituan were among the first to integrate with the WeChat AI ecosystem. POP MART (09992.HK) +5.800 (+3.442%) Short selling $337.48M; Ratio 18.017% , NTES-S (09999.HK) +5.700 (+3.043%) Short selling $298.97M; Ratio 35.710% and KUAISHOU-W (01024.HK) +1.380 (+3.112%) Short selling $233.88M; Ratio 19.506% climbed over 3%. BABA-W (09988.HK) -4.271 (-3.680%) Short selling $962.87M; Ratio 13.961% came under pressure, falling 3.68%.Among blue chips, LENOVO GROUP (00992.HK) -2.500 (-9.850%) Short selling $989.43M; Ratio 28.958% was the worst performer, closing at HKD22.88 at midday, down 9.85%, on market talk that the group will implement unified price increases across product categories in July. The three major telecom operators bucked the trend, with CHINA UNICOM (00762.HK) +0.270 (+3.724%) Short selling $34.38M; Ratio 13.992% up 3.72%, CHINA TELECOM (00728.HK) +0.120 (+2.439%) Short selling $63.57M; Ratio 12.995% rising 2.44%, and CHINA MOBILE (00941.HK) +0.050 (+0.061%) Short selling $215.15M; Ratio 17.379% edging up 0.06%, amid reports that China will invest heavily in nationwide data center construction. GEELY AUTO (00175.HK) +0.810 (+4.362%) Short selling $175.29M; Ratio 18.838% was the best performer among blue chips, gaining 4.36% against the broader market.Gold miners retreated alongside falling gold prices. ZIJIN MINING (02899.HK) -1.580 (-5.157%) Short selling $145.03M; Ratio 9.027% closed at HKD29.06 at midday, down 5.16%. ZIJIN GOLD INTL (02259.HK) -9.200 (-8.479%) Short selling $44.76M; Ratio 10.762% and LINGBAO GOLD (03330.HK) -1.200 (-8.677%) Short selling $28.48M; Ratio 14.747% slumped over 8%, while ZHAOJIN MINING (01818.HK) -1.300 (-6.778%) Short selling $55.60M; Ratio 17.132% tumbled 6.78%. Copper stocks also moved lower, with JIANGXI COPPER (00358.HK) -1.380 (-4.144%) Short selling $30.25M; Ratio 14.684% , MMG (01208.HK) -0.430 (-5.200%) Short selling $23.62M; Ratio 14.337% and CMOC (03993.HK) -0.700 (-4.217%) Short selling $81.34M; Ratio 23.301% falling between 4.1% and 5.2% at midday. (mn/da)(HK stocks quote is delayed for at least 15 mins.Short Selling Data as at 2026-06-10 12:25.)</div></div>

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The Hang Seng Index fell 272 points to close at 24,292 in midday trading, marking its lowest level in over two and a half months. Financial stocks faced pressure due to capital outflows, with HSBC dropping 5.5% and Standard Chartered plunging 7%. Conversely, tech giants like Tencent rose over 3% on AI ecosystem news, while telecom operators gained on data center investment reports. Gold and copper miners also declined significantly.

- US markets showed mixed results on June 9, with the DJIA rising slightly while Nasdaq fell nearly 1% due to pressure on chip stocks.  
- Hong Kong's HSI opened down 123 points on June 10 and closed at 24,292, marking a significant decline influenced by tighter mainland controls on investment.  
- Notable performers included Tencent, which gained 3.22% after launching its AI ecosystem, while HSBC and Lenovo saw significant drops of 5.49% and 9.85%, respectively.

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HSI Extends Slide by 272 pts at Half-day; HSBC HOLDINGS  Slumps 5.5%, STANCHART Plunges 7%, TENCENT Rises Over 3% Against Market