On June 8, Sun Hung Kai Properties fell 3.72% in regular trading, trading at 119.2 HKD/share, with trading volume of 3.07 billion HKD. The decline was triggered by Bank of America Securities cutting its target price on the stock by 6% to 136 HKD while maintaining a Neutral rating.

The downgrade reflects concerns that mainland Chinas new outbound investment guidelines could increase the difficulty and delay of cross-border capital flows, potentially tightening Hong Kong market liquidity and suppressing buyer price expectations, particularly for high-end residential large-ticket transactions. Bank of America expects Hong Kong property price gains to decelerate for the remainder of the year, maintaining its full-year forecast of approximately 10% appreciation while noting that 15% or more aggressive expectations are unlikely to materialize.

The broader Hong Kong property sector remained under pressure, with Kerry Properties down 3.74%, Wharf Holdings down 2.39%, New World Development down 2.23%, and Great Eagle Holdings down 2.20%.

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