On May 28, China Life fell 3.19% in regular trading, trading at HKD 27.92/share, with trading volume of HKD 886 million. The decline came amid continued sector-wide selling pressure on insurance stocks, as market capital continues to rotate away from the sector.

The Life and Health Insurance sector where China Life belongs saw broad-based declines. Among individual stocks, AIA down 2.06%, Ping An down 2.25%, NCI down 3.15%, China Taiping down 4.04%, and Sunshine Insurance down 3.95%. The insurance sector has cumulatively fallen over 20% year-to-date while the broader market gained approximately 3.63%, largely driven by a capital siphoning effect as AI-related stocks attract disproportionate fund flows.

Notably, China Ping An has been actively accumulating China Life H-shares in recent sessions, purchasing over 43 million shares on May 20 at approximately HKD 29.25 per share, raising its stake to 16.12%. Additionally, Eastern Securities recently initiated coverage with a buy rating and a target price of RMB 55.20 for China Life A-shares. Market analysts suggest insurance sector recovery hinges on shifts in fund risk appetite, sustained equity market gains, and stabilization of market interest rates.

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