On July 10, HKEX rose 3.26% in regular trading, reaching HK$392.8, with turnover of HK$16.7 billion. The rally was driven by a cluster of positive developments as the market rotated into previously lagging names.

On the news front, HKEX's gold central clearing system commenced trial operations on July 7 and completed its first settlement, while USD gold futures hit a record single-day volume of 6,676 contracts. HKEX also signed an MoU with CIPS, with plans to apply as a direct participant by year-end, and is set to launch five-year China government bond futures on August 3. Additionally, H1 IPO listings surged 98% year-over-year to 87, with funds raised up 92% to HK$210.2 billion, and average daily turnover rose 18% to HK$283 billion. JP Morgan and Citi bankers were appointed to HKEX's listing committee. Market participants view the move as a sector rotation catch-up, following earlier strength in tech leaders like Tencent and Alibaba.

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