Trading Notice: National Day holiday approaches, Hong Kong stocks to close for one day on October 1.
As the National Day holiday approaches, Hong Kong stocks will be closed for one day on October 1 (Thursday) and resume normal trading on October 2 (Friday).
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As the National Day holiday approaches, Hong Kong stocks will be closed for one day on October 1 (Thursday), and normal trading will resume on October 2 (Friday).
For Southbound Stock Connect, services will not be available from October 1 (Thursday) to October 7 (Wednesday), and will resume as normal from October 8 (Thursday).
For Northbound Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Connect, services will not be available from October 1 (Thursday) to October 7 (Wednesday), and will resume as normal from October 8 (Thursday).
A-shares will be closed for seven days from October 1 (Thursday) to October 7 (Wednesday), and normal trading will resume on October 8 (Thursday).
US stocks will trade normally.
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