Hong Kong stocks are undergoing adjustments. Today, the three major indices opened flat and then fluctuated downward, while dividend assets rose again. The Hang Seng Central Enterprise ETF(513170) rose against the market, rising more than 1% in early trading. Since its listing on April 19, the Hang Seng Central Enterprise ETF(513170) rose more than 15%.
Industry insiders pointed out that last week, the market rose first and then fell, rallied high and fell back, rallied high in volume, and shrank in volume. The market has clearly emerged from a wave of short-term cashing. Current market risks mainly come from three aspectsvideopokercasino: First of all, domestic macro data is not eye-catching, and there are even some hidden concerns. Secondly, the Federal Reserve's repeated hawks on interest rate hikes have once again dispelled investors 'expectations of interest rate cuts. Coupled with the sharp fall in gold in external markets, risk appetite rapidly shrinks, and the market may adjust frequently in the short term. Finally, tensions in the external environment have intensified, and fluctuations in market sentiment contain dual considerations of policy and economy. Looking forward to the market outlook, the current market has strong risk aversion, and the high-dividend and high-dividend sectors are expected to continue to benefit.
Hang Seng Central Enterprises ETF(513170) exclusively tracks the Hang Seng China Central Enterprises Index, with a dividend yield of 7 in 2023videopokercasino.05%。Currently, the AH share premium index is still at a high level, and the dividend assets of Hong Kong stocks are more "dividend" and more dominant than those of A shares. Hang Seng central enterprises can enjoy multiple valuation repairs. One is the restoration of discounts between central enterprises and private enterprises under the background of the reform of state-owned enterprises, the second is the restoration of AH premium in the valuation of Hong Kong stocks, and the third is the certainty premium enjoyed by high-dividend assets.
