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Xiaomi Co-founder Lin Bin Plans to Reduce Shareholding Starting December 2026

Tencent Holdings released the Next Day Disclosure Report on share repurchase

BlackRock's Long Position in Meituan-W Decreases to 5.89%

J.P. Morgan maintains 'Buy' rating on Alibaba with a price target of $205

SAFE Chief Zhu Hexin Meets AIA Chairman Sir Mark Tucker to Discuss Insurance Development

Goldman Sachs reiterates 'Buy' rating on Tencent, encouraged by progress in its AI strategy

China Mobile's 5G Base Stations Exceed 2.84 Million, Leading Global Coverage and Scale

Tencent, CATL, and others join a new climate coalition to boost carbon credit demand

Xiaomi's High-Strength Die-Cast Aluminum-Silicon Alloy Wins First-Class Industry Science and Technology Award

Alibaba's Qwen Large Model to Receive a Major Upgrade

Xiaomi Officially Kicks Off its 2026 '618' Shopping Festival Promotion

HSBC Opens Fifth Wealth Centre Aiming to Become Asia's Largest Wealth Manager

AIA Plans to Repurchase 5.155 Million Shares for HKD 445.63 Million

Bank Wealth Management Subsidiaries Accelerate Equity Market Entry, Highlighting IPO and Net Subscription Performance

Xiaomi to Launch 17T Series Smartphones for Overseas Markets on May 28

Profund Advisors LLC Reduces Stake in Alibaba

Xiaomi EV Reportedly Taps New Battery Suppliers for Second Brand to Optimize Supply Chain

Alibaba Releases Qwen2.5 AI Model Preview, Surpassing GPT-4 in Some Benchmarks

HSBC Opens 4th Wealth & Health Center, Expands Mainland Medical Partnerships for High-Net-Worth Clients

Media focuses on controversy surrounding Meituan due to platform management issues

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Hong Kong's unemployment rate for Feb to Apr 2023 remains at 3.7%, consistent with market expectations. The underemployment rate decreased to 1.5%. Total employment fell by 7,700 to 3,648,000, while the labor force decreased by 5,200 to 3,787,200. The number of unemployed persons rose by 2,600 to 139,200. Secretary for Labour and Welfare Chris Sun Yuk-han noted the strong economic growth should support the labor market, despite potential geopolitical risks.

- Data from the statistics department shows that the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained at 3.7% from February to April, consistent with market expectations.  
- The total number of employed decreased from 3,655,700 to 3,648,000 during the same period, while the unemployment count rose from 136,600 to 139,200.  
- The Director of the Labour and Welfare Bureau noted that strong economic growth in Hong Kong is expected to support the labor market, while geopolitical risks will be closely monitored.

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On the afternoon of May 18th, the Hong Kong stock market continued its weak downward trend, with the Hang Seng Technology Index plunging over 2%. Pressured by both geopolitical tensions and soaring U.S. Treasury yields, technology heavyweights, automotive, and semiconductor sectors generally faced sharp declines, with Li Auto dropping nearly 14% and SMIC falling over 3%. On the other hand, the logic of high industrial prosperity continued to ferment, with optical fiber and cable and AI concept stocks rising against the trend; additionally, some small-cap stocks experienced significant fluctuations, with Jin Hui Holdings soaring over 55%

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Hong Kong stocks intraday | The three major indices continue to decline, the Hang Seng Tech drops over 2%, automotive and semiconductor sectors fall together, while AI concepts remain active against the trend

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China and Hong Kong stocks fell as weak economic data and escalating Middle East tensions dampened investor sentiment. The Shanghai Composite Index dropped 0.2%, while the Hang Seng Index fell 1.4%. Concerns over inflation and potential central bank policy tightening overshadowed recent U.S.-China talks. Agriculture stocks declined after a U.S. commitment to agricultural purchases, while Chinese chipmakers saw gains amid easing export control concerns.

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China, Hong Kong stocks slide as weak data, Mideast war sap risk appetite

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The IMF praised Hong Kong's economic resilience but warned of risks from geopolitical tensions, forecasting GDP growth to slow to 2.4% this year. It urged financial reforms, including a goods and services tax, to stabilize public revenue. The report highlighted ongoing economic slack and challenges in the commercial real estate market. Financial Secretary Paul Chan noted the government's efforts to stabilize the market and projected increasing surpluses in the operating account over the next five years, emphasizing a positive growth outlook driven by global demand for AI-related electronics.

- The International Monetary Fund (IMF) praised Hong Kong's economic resilience, noting ongoing recovery despite not reaching pre-pandemic levels, while warning of risks from escalating geopolitical tensions.  
- The IMF urged mid-term fiscal reforms, including the introduction of a goods and services tax, to stabilize public revenues, predicting GDP growth to slow from 3.5% in 2025 to 2.4% this year due to weak external demand.  
- The report indicates that private investment hasn't fully recovered and highlights the mixed performance in commercial real estate, projecting a moderate economic growth outlook while emphasizing the need for broader revenue reforms.

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The Hong Kong economy grew by 5.9% year-on-year in Q1 2026, driven by strong external trade and domestic demand. Total exports rose by 23.7%, while private consumption and investment expenditures increased by 4.9% and 17.7%, respectively. The unemployment rate decreased to 3.7%. The Hang Seng Index reached a four-and-a-half-year high before correcting, but has since recovered. The residential property market also showed strength with rising prices and rentals.

- The Hong Kong government released the Q1 2026 economic report, showing a GDP growth of 5.9% year-on-year, up from 4% in the previous quarter.  
- Strong external trade and a rebound in domestic demand contributed to a significant increase in exports, especially for AI-related products, as well as a rise in private consumption and investment.  
- The labor market improved slightly, with the unemployment rate decreasing to 3.7%, and the housing market continued to strengthen with rising prices and rents.

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Govt: HK 1Q Econ Growth at 5.9%; Full-yr Growth Forecast Kept at 2.5-3.5%

The Hong Kong Tourism Board reported that preliminary visitor arrivals in April reached 4.22 million, a 10% increase year-on-year. The growth was bolstered by events like the Hong Kong International Rugby Sevens. From January to April, total arrivals were approximately 18.52 million, up 15% YoY, with Mainland China visitors at 14.18 million and non-Mainland visitors at 4.34 million, increasing by 18% and 8% YoY respectively.

- The Hong Kong Tourism Board reported that approximately 4.22 million visitors arrived in Hong Kong in April, marking a 10% year-on-year increase.  
- The Hong Kong Sevens, held in early April, contributed to a continued growth trend in visitor arrivals.  
- From January to April, total visitor arrivals reached about 18.52 million, a 15% increase from the previous year, with 14.18 million from mainland China and 4.34 million from non-mainland visitors.

HKTB: Apr Preliminary Visitor Arrivals to Hong Kong Up 10% YoY to 4.22 Million; 1-4M Up 15%

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and the Insurance Authority (IA) have collaborated to promote a Cross-sector Background Check Framework for the banking and insurance industries. During an industry exchange session, HKMA Deputy Chief Executive Arthur Yuen highlighted Hong Kong's reaffirmed status as a leading international financial center, emphasizing the importance of integrity and customer-first culture among financial institution employees to maintain customer and societal confidence in the sector.

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Morgan Stanley has raised its Q2 2027 targets for major Chinese stock indexes, setting the Hang Seng Index at 28,400 and the CSI 300 Index at 5,400. The firm anticipates a moderate market rally due to improved corporate earnings, stronger supply chains, and a robust Renminbi. Morgan Stanley favors A-shares over offshore markets and emphasizes thematic stock picking, while warning of potential short-term volatility.

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Hong Kong will halve tolls for commercial vehicles using public tunnels for two months starting Sunday, aiming to reduce business costs amid rising fuel prices due to the Middle East conflict. The 50% discount applies to buses, goods vehicles, light buses, and registered taxis, while private vehicles are excluded. The measure is designed to alleviate operating costs without requiring applications from vehicle owners. Additionally, the government has previously introduced diesel and LPG subsidies to address fuel price volatility, with Brent crude prices around US$107 per barrel.

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