Hong Kong stocks closing review: Hang Seng Index rose 1%, pharmaceutical outsourcing, education and other zones rose, while the concept of Crypto Assets fell
On the afternoon of December 3rd, the Hong Kong stock market closed with the Hang Seng Index up 1% and the Hang Seng Technology Index up 0.27%. The market showed a trend of more rising stocks and fewer falling stocks.
In terms of zones, industries or concepts such as pharmaceutical outsourcing, rare earth, nuclear power, water services, batteries, education, and petroleum have seen a significant rise. Among them, pharmaceutical outsourcing has continued to rise, with WuXi AppTec rising nearly 8%, WuXi Biologics rising over 6%, and Kanglong Chemical rising over 3%.
Cryptocurrency, film and television, chips, aviation, power equipment and other industries or concepts have experienced significant declines.
(Source: Jiemian News)
Source: Oriental Fortune Net
Author: Interface News
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Hong Kong stocks closing review: Hang Seng Index rose 1%, pharmaceutical outsourcing, education and other zones rose, while the concept of Crypto Assets fell
On the afternoon of December 3rd, the Hong Kong stock market closed with the Hang Seng Index up 1% and the Hang Seng Technology Index up 0.27%. The market showed a trend of more rising stocks and fewer falling stocks.
In terms of zones, industries or concepts such as pharmaceutical outsourcing, rare earth, nuclear power, water services, batteries, education, and petroleum have seen a significant rise. Among them, pharmaceutical outsourcing has continued to rise, with WuXi AppTec rising nearly 8%, WuXi Biologics rising over 6%, and Kanglong Chemical rising over 3%.
Cryptocurrency, film and television, chips, aviation, power equipment and other industries or concepts have experienced significant declines.
(Source: Jiemian News)
Source: Oriental Fortune Net
Author: Interface News