Southbound Capital Sees Net Outflow of HK$6.1 Billion Amid Market Shifts
Southbound capital flow into Hong Kong stocks recorded a net outflow of HK$6.1 billion today. Notable shifts include significant purchases of SMIC and CNOOC while Alibaba faced major sell-offs.
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