Hong Kong stocks mid-day review: the Hang Seng Index rose 0.8%, breaking through the 26,000 point mark during the trading session, with active trading in technology and financial stocks, and a significant increase in property stocks.

In the morning session of the Hong Kong stock market, the three major indexes continued to rise, with the Hang Seng Index rising by 0.8% and breaking through the 26,000-point mark to hit a new high in nearly four years! The Hang Seng Technology Index rose by 1.03%, also reaching a new high during the session, and the state-owned enterprise index rose by 0.9% to surpass the 9,200-point mark. On the market front, large-cap technology stocks, major financial stocks, and other heavyweights have generally shown active performance, with JD.com and Alibaba rising by 2.6%, Yunfeng Financial leading the insurance stocks higher, and Citic Securities, China Galaxy, and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China all rising by more than 1%; global easing measures and anti-"involution" policies provide support, with gold stocks leading the way as copper, aluminum, and other non-ferrous metal stocks rise, with Zijin Mining, Lingbao Gold, Zhongjin Gold, and Shandong Gold all hitting historic highs; first-tier cities have successively implemented optimized restrictions on property purchases, leading to a significant increase in real estate stocks, with Country Garden rising by over 29%, Shimao Group by over 19%, and China Jinmao among others showing strong performance; new consumer concept stocks, steel stocks, sports equipment stocks, internet medical stocks, and stablecoin concept stocks have all risen. On the other hand, rare earth concept stocks have fallen, Apple concept stocks, film and entertainment stocks, catering stocks, biopharmaceutical stocks, and petroleum stocks are generally weak, with Tongda Group falling by nearly 9%, and Yum China, Jiumaojiu, and Haidilao all experiencing declines.