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22/10/2026 12:07

HSI down 679 points, breaks below 23,000 to hit four-month low; Alibaba falls below HK$100, only one blue-chip rises

  {Econet Wire Services, 22nd} - Although Wall Street's three major indices rose overnight, Hong Kong's tech and internet sectors continued to be sold off, with Alibaba (09988) plunging 5% and contributing over a hundred points to the decline. The Hang Seng Index's morning losses widened to over 650 points, breaking below 23,000 for the first time since July and hitting a low of 22,952—the lowest level in nearly four months since June 30. It closed the morning session at 22,971, down 679 points or 2.9%. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index stood at 7,695, down 248 points or 3.1%. The Hang Seng Tech Index was at 3,809, down 185 points or 4.6%. Panic sentiment drove主板 turnover to nearly HK$127.5 billion, while northbound funds saw a net outflow of HK$3.1 billion in the morning session.

  Tech and internet stocks declined: Alibaba (09988) fell 5.4% to HK$98.10, breaking below the HK$100 threshold; JD.com (09618) dropped 4.67% to HK$97.90, also falling below HK$100; Tencent (00700) declined 3.35% to HK$380.60; Meituan (03690) fell 4.22% to HK$71.55; Xiaomi (01810) was down 3.88% at HK$25.76.

  Mainland China's 20% tax on personal offshore trust income had today as the deadline for declaration and payment. NetEase (09999) plunged 6.84% to HK$181.20, hitting a new low, after its founder, Ding Lei, was highlighted by Bloomberg as facing potential tax payment risks. Pop Mart (09992) also fell 3% to HK$125.90. Meanwhile, Bruder's (00325) major shareholder sharply reduced holdings this morning, dragging the stock down 20.95% in the morning session to HK$54.90.

  AI hardware stocks collectively plunged: Hua Hong (01347) fell 7.48% to HK$68.00; SMIC (00981) dropped 4.84% to HK$47.54; Lenovo Group (00992) plunged 8.77% to HK$23.72. Among non-blue-chips: Kingboard Laminate (01888) fell 7.39% to HK$37.62; Yangtze Optical Fibre & Cable (06869) dropped 10.28% to HK$112.60; Biren Technology (06082) declined 8.97% to HK$22.94; Zhongji Xuchuang (03308) fell 8.77% to HK$712.50.

  CATL (03750) continued its post-earnings selloff, falling another 5.81% to HK$343.60 this morning, marking seven consecutive days of decline with a cumulative drop of 30.56%.

  Midea Group (00300) rose 0.11% to HK$93.20, making it the best-performing blue-chip stock for the morning session.

  The top three turnover stocks for the Hang Seng Index, China Enterprises Index, and Tech Index were Tencent, Alibaba, and SMIC respectively. (ey)
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