On June 3, ChinaAMC South Hang Seng Tech ETF (03033) declined 3.04% in regular trading, trading at HK$4.94, with trading volume of HK$10.085 billion. The underlying Hang Seng Tech Index fell over 2.5% intraday, with broad-based selling across internet and platform stocks.

The decline was driven by multiple factors. Goldman Sachs downgraded H-shares to equal-weight, citing rising opportunity costs of maintaining an overweight position, while keeping A-shares at overweight due to improved growth prospects and AI exposure. Separately, US-Iran ceasefire talks stalled with both sides resuming attacks on military facilities, pressuring risk assets broadly. Major constituents including Meituan fell over 5%, Bilibili dropped over 4%, while Tencent, Alibaba, and JD.com each declined over 3%. Market participants noted the previous session's rally drivers had faded, and a structural rotation from platform stocks toward hardware and semiconductor names further weighed on the tech-heavy index.

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