Hong Kong stock market intraday | The State-Owned Enterprises Index fell over 0.2%, while the automotive sector strengthened against the trend; XPeng rose 13.9%, Alibaba fell more than 2%

Market Heartbeat
2025.11.11 02:39

The three major indices of the Hong Kong stock market slightly declined during the session, with the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index leading the losses, showing a clear market divergence. The automotive manufacturing sector rose against the trend, with XPeng surging nearly 14%. The internet and consumer sectors faced pressure, with Alibaba leading the decline among heavyweight stocks. Net inflows from southbound funds exceeded HKD 3.5 billion, with a preference for technology and new energy sectors

Current Situation of the Three Major Indices

  • Hang Seng Index (HSI.HK): down 0.11%, at 26,619.27 points
  • Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI.HK): down 0.23%, at 9,421.53 points
  • Hang Seng Tech Index (HSTECH.HK): down 0.15%, at 5,906.94 points

A total of 684 stocks rose, 842 stocks fell, and 1,200 stocks remained flat.

Sector Performance

Retail Sector: The sector overall strengthened slightly, driven by the performance of brand consumer blue chips, with southbound funds continuously increasing their allocation to institutional focus targets, leading to a divergence among leading stocks.

  • Miniso (9896.HK): down 0.71%, with a trading volume of HKD 25 million. Steady growth in the main business and a rebound in consumer sentiment from the previous trading day boosted market activity. Structural market conditions and southbound funds' bargain-hunting behavior enhanced sector liquidity. Funds in the industry are focusing on high-growth consumer blue chips.
  • Alibaba (9988.HK): down 2.26%, with a trading volume of HKD 5.335 billion. Lacking significant positive news, weakened by fund reallocation and sentiment in the U.S. stock market, which pressured the index performance. There is a clear risk aversion in fund reallocation, with the market awaiting Double Eleven-related consumption data.
  • JD Group (9618.HK): down 2.25%, with a trading volume of HKD 495 million. Recently, there has been no significant authoritative news, and logistics efficiency and platform strategy have disturbed short-term performance. The market is focused on performance during the promotional period, with new consumer favorites attracting institutional allocation.

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Automobile Manufacturing Sector: The sector continued to show strength against the market trend, driven by themes related to new energy and intelligent driving, with increased allocation from southbound funds and significant divergence.

  • XPeng (9868.HK): up 13.91%, with a trading volume of HKD 4.928 billion. A significant rebound in U.S. stocks overnight drove a strong opening in Hong Kong stocks, with expectations for the company's intelligent driving and new models boosting market risk appetite. New energy vehicle companies overall received substantial net inflows of funds, maintaining high short-term attention.
  • BYD (1211.HK): down 0.59%, with a trading volume of HKD 558 million. The company's performance is stable, but sector rotation and slight adjustments in sentiment affected short-term pullbacks. The industry position is solid, and market expectations are rising for medium- to long-term product upgrades.
  • Geely Automobile (175.HK): up 0.73%, with a trading volume of HKD 336 million. Lacking sudden positive news, the sector's performance synchronized with industry rhythm, with new energy transformation driving fund attention. Vehicle exports and overseas layout continue to attract market focus.

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Internet Content and Information Sector: The sector faced short-term pressure, with major funds favoring high dividends and sub-sectors in technology innovation, leading to significant internal divergence.

  • Tencent Holdings (700.HK): down 0.69%, with a trading volume of HKD 3.412 billion. The fundamentals are solid, but short-term performance is dragged down by adjustments in technology weight, with stable growth in the main business providing resilience to the market. The differentiation in fund inflows and outflows has intensified volatility, creating a strong wait-and-see atmosphere.
  • Baidu Group (9888.HK): up 2.78%, with a trading volume of HKD 679 million. Recently, there has been no major news catalyst, but the growth potential in cloud and AI has attracted market funds' attention External investments and AI layout boost confidence, short-term rotation drives up stock prices.
  • Kuaishou (1024.HK): down 0.36%, trading volume HKD 423 million. The news is light, the main business is growing rapidly but profit pressure remains. Affected by macroeconomic factors and the advertising industry, it mainly consolidates, with institutions waiting for new catalysts for long-term layout.

Market Focus

1. Core macro and industry focus news: In the past month, the Federal Reserve announced a 0.25% interest rate cut at the October meeting, leading to a release of global liquidity, putting pressure on the US dollar index and stabilizing the RMB exchange rate in the short term. The CPI in mainland China fell to -0.4% year-on-year in October, easing inflation pressure, while the PMI dropped to 49, reflecting weakened manufacturing sentiment. Monetary easing and the narrowing of the China-US interest rate spread enhance the attractiveness of Hong Kong stock assets for global allocation.

2. Capital flow: On November 11, southbound funds net bought over HKD 3.5 billion in a single day, with continuous inflows through the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect and Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect. Key increases in positions in new energy, semiconductors, and consumer ETFs, with core assets like Tencent Holdings and Hua Hong Semiconductor attracting institutional attention. The technology and high-dividend sectors received capital allocation bias, keeping market trading active.

Top Ten Stocks by Trading Volume

  1. Alibaba (9988.HK), trading price HKD 159.70, down 2.26%, trading volume HKD 5.335 billion
  2. XPeng (9868.HK), trading price HKD 104.90, up 14.02%, trading volume HKD 4.927 billion
  3. Tencent Holdings (700.HK), trading price HKD 645.50, down 0.62%, trading volume HKD 3.412 billion
  4. Xiaomi Group (1810.HK), trading price HKD 43.00, up 1.51%, trading volume HKD 2.714 billion
  5. SMIC (981.HK), trading price HKD 73.45, down 1.67%, trading volume HKD 1.793 billion
  6. Meituan (3690.HK), trading price HKD 101.20, down 2.03%, trading volume HKD 1.680 billion
  7. Pop Mart (9992.HK), trading price HKD 219.80, down 0.72%, trading volume HKD 1.392 billion
  8. AIA Group (1299.HK), trading price HKD 82.40, up 1.35%, trading volume HKD 1.288 billion
  9. Hua Hong Semiconductor (1347.HK), trading price HKD 78.05, down 0.06%, trading volume HKD 813 million
  10. China Life (2628.HK), trading price HKD 26.56, down 0.30%, trading volume HKD 800 million
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