1, the most direct cause The introduction of the policy bill within a short period of time will have a definite impact on the Hong Kong stock market, the resources to deal with the bill's reaction is still more than violent, which led to yesterday's Hang Seng Index showed a decline of 5.56%. However, some tools are principles, even if the introduction of the stock market will probably have a certain impact, but also to the implementation of the necessity.
2, by the external identity of the impact of the U.S. through the process of corporate accountability act requires locally listed companies to strictly comply with the U.S. accounting inspections, many investors are concerned about the periphery will affect the financial market, so it is the presentation of the feelings of bumps in the stock market decline is understandable.
3, departmental point of view stocks back in the past period of time by a variety of good news, some point of view stocks continue to rise, such as the end of March time Hang Seng Index lowest time only 21600 points around, to May 20, Hang Seng Index has risen to 24500 points around, Hang Seng Index this wave of rise, is also affected by some point of view stocks, and now some of the policy news impact, these point of view stocks, and now some of the stock market is also understandable. The impact of the policy news, these viewpoints stock retraction also directly pulled down the Hang Seng Index.
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1. Hong Kong stocks are stocks listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Hong Kong's stock market is more mature than the domestic, rational, sensitive to the world's market, the formation of "A + H" model, you can judge the trend of A shares based on its situation in the Hong Kong stock market. Hong Kong stock market was established in 1866, after more than a hundred years of development, has built a highly stringent, standardized regulatory legal system, making it one of the world's most efficient, fair and mature securities market, which can effectively protect the rights and interests of the majority of investors and small and medium-sized shareholders. 1969 to 1972, Hong Kong set up the Far East Exchange, the Gold and Silver Exchange, the Kowloon Stock Exchange, together with the original Hong Kong Stock Exchange, formed the "A + H" model. Together with the original Hong Kong Stock Exchange, four exchanges were formed.
2. The history of securities trading in Hong Kong can be traced back to 1866, but it was not until the establishment of the Hong Kong Brokers Association in 1891 that the first formal stock market was set up in Hong Kong. Between 1969 and 1972, Hong Kong established the Far East Exchange, the Bullion Stock Exchange and the Kowloon Stock Exchange, which, together with the original Hong Kong Stock Exchange, created a situation where four exchanges stood on top of each other. In the short span of 2 years from 1972 to 1973, 119 companies were listed in Hong Kong, and the number of listed companies reached 296 by the end of 1973. On July 7, 1980, the four exchanges merged to form the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong. All four exchanges ceased operations after the market closed on March 27, 1986, and all operations were transferred to the Stock Exchange.
3. The main component of Hong Kong's securities market is the stock market, which is divided into the Main Board and the Growth Enterprise Market (GEM). As of the end of 2000, the combined market capitalization of the Main Board and the Growth Enterprise Market (GEM) amounted to HK$4,862 billion, ranking 11th among the world's major stock exchanges and second in Asia.