HK Close | Chip Rally and Stablecoin Fever Keep HSI on Winning Track Despite Mixed Megacap Tech

Tiger Newspress
04/10

I. Market Overview

Hong Kong equities extended their April rebound on Wednesday, 10 April, as strength in semiconductors and brokerage-related counters outweighed profit-taking in selected Internet heavyweights. The benchmark Hang Seng Index (HSI) advanced 0.55% to 25,893.54, while the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI) added 0.50% to 8,655.04. Growth names outperformed, lifting the Hang Seng Tech Index (HSTECH) by 0.80% to 4,860.26. Intraday buying accelerated after midday amid reports that Hong Kong’s first batch of stable-coin licences may be unveiled later in the session, fuelling speculative interest in related brokerage plays.

Market turnover reached a solid HK $246.3 billion, reflecting improved participation after the recent holiday stretch. Breadth was broadly positive—led by hardware technology, brokers and apparel retailers—although heavyweight Tencent (-0.79%) and Xiaomi (-1.47%) capped index gains. Energy and defensive utilities lagged as crude prices edged higher on renewed geopolitical jitters in the Middle East.

II. Sector Performance

Large-cap Tech Stocks

Semiconductor optimism overshadowed mixed platform names. SMIC +4.58% and Hua Hong +1.32% tracked robust global chip sentiment, while BYD Co. +3.24% led the EV complex. Internet leaders were mixed: Alibaba +2.12%, JD Health +1.48% and Li Auto +3.20% rose, but Tencent (-0.79%), Meituan (-0.45%) and Xiaomi (-1.47%) slipped as investors rotated toward hardware names.

Top Performing Sectors

  • Apparel Retail +7.39% – boosted by Fast Retail-DRS’s double-digit surge on robust March sales.

  • IT Consulting & Other Services +5.87% – riding AI-related contract momentum and licence expectations.

  • Electrical Components & Equipment +4.78% – supported by upbeat guidance from power-equipment suppliers.

Bottom Performing Sectors

  • Heavy Electrical Equipment -5.14% – Harbin Electric’s slump weighed after earnings disappointment.

  • Tobacco -4.57% – on regulatory concerns and profit-taking in specialty plays.

  • Cargo Ground Transportation -2.96% – pressured by higher fuel prices and softening logistics demand.

III. Top 10 Gainers in Hong Kong Market Today

Stock Name

Ticker

Price (HKD)

Daily Change

DEEPEXI TECH

01384

44.60

48.77%

GUOTAI JUNAN I

01788

3.09

27.69%

FOURSEMI

03625

130.50

15.59%

FAST RETAIL-DRS

06288

36.78

12.13%

GIGADEVICE

03986

392.20

12.06%

TSUGAMI CHINA

01651

43.44

11.67%

WELLCELL HOLD

02477

20.08

9.97%

CATL

03750

681.50

9.02%

CHINA STAR ENT

00326

6.60

8.91%

HASHKEY HLDGS

03887

4.98

8.50%

IV. Top 10 Losers in Hong Kong Market Today

Stock Name

Ticker

Price (HKD)

Daily Change

BAO PHARMA-B

02659

99.55

-13.43%

GUOXIA TECH

02655

50.55

-11.08%

HARBIN ELECTRIC

01133

21.12

-8.17%

YOFC

06869

222.40

-7.49%

CIDI-NEW

03881

23.88

-7.08%

160 HEALTH

02656

49.26

-7.06%

PEGBIO CO-B

02565

45.00

-6.25%

NIO-SW

09866

48.76

-5.96%

HAIXI PHARMA

02637

195.30

-5.19%

SEYOND

02665

8.42

-5.07%

V. Closing Summary

1. Hong Kong’s three flagship indices closed higher for a second straight session, consolidating gains above near-term resistance despite a mixed external backdrop. A steady HSI +0.55%, HSCEI +0.50% and a firmer HSTECH +0.80% underline an early-quarter rotation toward hardware and brokerage themes. Value turnover at HK $246 bn signals conviction, but afternoon selling in Internet bellwethers hints at lingering caution ahead of forthcoming US inflation data.

2. Hardware-centric tech names set the tone. Domestic foundry SMIC surged on upbeat global semiconductor prints, while Hua Hong and BYD Electronic tracked. Autos were buoyed by BYD Co. +3.24% and Li Auto +3.20%, partly offsetting weakness in NIO (-5.96%). Platform giants diverged: Alibaba rode mainland consumer-electronics optimism, but Tencent’s pullback reflected regulatory overhang and Meituan’s softer travel metrics.

3. Highest intraday momentum centred on brokerages and fintech plays after media said the HKMA will reveal the first batch of stable-coin licences at 17:00. Guotai Junan International +27.69% topped turnover in the small-mid-cap space, drawing sympathy moves in Yunfeng Financial and Shenwan Hongyuan. Semiconductor equipment firm DEEPEXI Tech +48.77% dominated the gainers’ list following contract wins, while Harbin Electric led decliners after profit guidance missed forecasts.

4. Sector-wise, Retail Apparel staged the biggest advance on Fast Retail-DRS’s upbeat franchise update, and IT consultants rallied on AI order-book headlines. Conversely, energy-linked heavy electrical equipment retreated on fears of margin squeeze from soaring raw-material costs. Looking ahead, traders will watch Thursday’s US CPI print and any formal HKMA licence announcement for cues. IPO activity remains subdued, but pipeline chatter suggests several AI hardware names could test sentiment later this month.

Sources: Hong Kong Exchange, getHKStockMarketData, Tiger Newspress (intraday reports dated 10 Apr)

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