On July 2, New China Life Insurance rose 5.39% in regular trading, reaching HKD 48.42 per share with turnover of HKD 152 million, extending the prior session's strong momentum when the stock hit its daily limit up.

On the news front, the insurance sector has continued its rally over recent sessions. CICC Research issued a new report noting that the insurance sector currently exhibits a mismatch between improving fundamentals and low valuations, highlighting compelling allocation value. The core investment thesis centers on three pillars: volume and quality improvement on the liability side, sustained competitive advantages among leading insurers, and ongoing optimization of liability costs coupled with recovering asset-side returns.

Sector peers moved in tandem, with China Taiping up 5.99%, China Life up 4.95%, and Ping An up 1.96%, demonstrating a pronounced sector-wide linkage effect. The broader rally builds on a rebound that began in late June, when the insurance sector staged a collective recovery following the Dragon Boat Festival holiday.

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