On July 7, China Life Insurance fell 3.39% in regular trading, trading at HK$28.78/share, with turnover of HK$176 million.

On the news front, HKEX disclosure data shows that BlackRock reduced its holding in China Life H shares from 6.09% to 5.85% on June 30, with institutional capital outflows weighing on market sentiment. Concurrently, the insurance sector faced broad-based selling pressure, with AIA down 2.16%, China Taiping down 2.14%, NCI down 1.30%, and Ping An down 0.57%, reflecting significant sector-wide linkage effects.

It is worth noting that Citi had previously added China Life to its 30-day positive catalyst watch list with a target price of HK$36, citing expected strong first-half earnings driven by significant improvement in investment returns and double-digit growth in first-year premiums and new business value. However, in the short term, institutional stake reduction signals and sector capital outflows continue to dominate price action.

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