On August 4, CCB fell 3.04% in regular trading, trading at 8.925 HKD/share, with turnover of 13.62 billion HKD. The decline came as the broader banking sector sold off amid a sharp capital rotation into risk assets.

Overnight, the US Nasdaq surged 2.13%, triggering a strong rebound in domestic semiconductor and tech stocks. The ChiNext Index rallied nearly 5% in the morning session, while capital aggressively exited defensive high-dividend bank positions. Within the Diversified Banks sector, the selloff was broad-based: ICBC fell 2.6%, Bank of China dropped 2.46%, CM Bank declined 2.91%, BOC Hong Kong lost 1.55%, and HSBC Holdings edged down 0.42%.

Institutional research noted that while bank fundamentals remain sound with Q2 net interest margins performing well, short-term relative returns for the sector may weaken as A-share volatility stays elevated. However, analysts maintained that the sector's stable operating structure and long-term macro narrative support continued absolute return potential for the full year.

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