This week, the total net inflow of funds from the south was 23.523 billion Hong Kong dollars, with Xiaomi Group having the highest net purchase amount.

This week, the main stock indexes in Hong Kong fell slightly, with the Hang Seng Index dropping by 0.36%, the Hang Seng Technology Index dropping by 0.42%, and the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index falling by 0.65%. According to Securities TimesData Treasure statistics, the total net inflow of southbound funds this week amounted to 23.523 billion Hong Kong dollars. Looking at the list of active stocks traded this week, a total of 21 stocks made the list, with Alibaba-W Hong Kong Stock Connect having the highest total trading volume at 33.364 billion Hong Kong dollars, and Tencent Holdings and Xiaomi Group-W Hong Kong Stock Connect both having trading volumes exceeding 20 billion Hong Kong dollars. In terms of net buying amount, southbound funds clearly increased their positions in large technology stocks, with Xiaomi Group-W receiving the highest net buying amount from southbound funds this week at 2.207 billion Hong Kong dollars, Alibaba-W receiving a net buying amount of 1.333 billion Hong Kong dollars, and Kuaishou-W receiving a net buying amount of 1.213 billion Hong Kong dollars. China Mobile saw a decrease in holdings by southbound funds, with a net selling amount of 3.654 billion Hong Kong dollars, marking the eighth consecutive week of declining holdings. Looking at changes in holdings, 10 stocks saw a growth of over 20% in southbound fund holdings this week, with Cao Cao Travel ranking first with a 50.44% increase, followed by Zhongqing Shares, Nanshan Aluminium International, and Quzhi Group International with increases of 34.56%, 27.49%, and 26.97% respectively.