On June 22, China Pacific Insurance rose 3.79% in regular trading, trading at HKD 29.58/share, with turnover of HKD 399 million. The stock had been under significant pressure in prior sessions, falling over 7% on June 18 as the entire domestic insurance sector declined sharply.

On the news front, institutions previously noted that although the equity market has recovered since April, insurance stocks failed to rebound meaningfully due to short-term capital flow disruptions. Analysts expect that once selling pressure is exhausted, equity market tailwinds could drive a catch-up rally in the insurance sector. Additionally, the recent regulatory approval for leading insurers—including China Pacific Insurance—to participate in the Bond Connect Southbound channel continues to serve as a positive catalyst. CPIC Asset Management was among the first batch of insurance asset managers authorized to conduct Southbound Bond Connect transactions, having already completed its inaugural trade. This policy broadens cross-border fixed-income allocation channels for insurers managing nearly RMB 40 trillion in assets. The combination of this structural policy benefit and technical rebound demand following the prior oversold condition is supporting the sector recovery.

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