Southbound trading activity on the Hong Kong Stock Connect saw a significant net inflow of HKD10.4 billion across three key securities on March 10, 2025, with TRACKER FUND (02800.HK) leading the way. This includes inflows of HKD5.5 billion into TRACKER FUND, HKD2.9 billion into the HSCEI ETF (02828.HK), and HKD2.9 billion into BABA-W (09988.HK). However, short-selling activity was also notable, with TRACKER FUND seeing a short-selling volume of HKD12.71 billion, representing 32.98% of total transactions.
In contrast, there was a net outflow of HKD463.9 million from SMIC (00981.HK), despite a slight gain in its stock price (+0.096%). Short-selling on SMIC stood at HKD569.12 million, which accounted for 7.4% of the total trading volume.
Notably, TRACKER FUND dominated as the most actively traded stock with the highest net inflow of HKD5.2 billion, while Meituan-W (03690.HK) experienced the largest outflow of HKD151 million in Southbound trading through the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect.
On the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect, TRACKER FUND also topped the list with the highest net inflow, registering HKD5.2 billion. Meanwhile, SMIC led the outflows with HKD402 million in net outflows.
At market close, the total Southbound Trading net outflow was zero, reflecting a balanced trading environment, with total transaction volume on the Hong Kong Stock Connect reaching HKD129.07 billion. Southbound trades accounted for 42.77% of the total transaction value.
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