GUM: Hong Kong's Mandatory Provident Fund comprehensive index rose by 2.4% in February, with an average earnings of HK $6756 per person.

Recently, Trillions of MPF consultant GUM released the performance of Hong Kong's Trillions of MPF in February. In February 2025, the "GUM Trillions of MPF Composite Index" rose by 2.4% to 255.3 points; the "GUM Trillions of MPF Equity Fund Index" rose by 3.8% to 353.2 points; the "GUM Trillions of MPF Mixed Asset Fund Index" rose by 1.8% to 254.7 points; and the "GUM Trillions of MPF Fixed Income Fund Index" rose by 0.5% to 129.7 points. In February 2025, Trillions of MPF members earned an average of HK$6,756 in February. GUM's Executive Director Chen Ruilong pointed out that the emergence of Deepseek has caused the market to reassess the self-sufficiency of Chinese technology companies, leading to a revaluation of A-shares and Hong Kong stocks. Weak US consumer data has raised concerns about slowing economic growth, causing overvalued US stocks to decline. Geopolitically, the Russia-Ukraine war and peace talks have seen ups and downs, and the mineral agreement scheduled to be signed between the US and Ukraine fell through. Only two months into his presidency, Trump has been taking aggressive actions in diplomacy and domestic affairs, which will continue to exacerbate market volatility. Regarding asset allocation, GUM's Strategy and Analysis Director Yun Tianhui stated that as a long-term investment, Trillions of MPF members can use "Portfolio Rebalancing" to adjust the proportion of assets that have increased or decreased too much in recent years to maintain an appropriate risk level for their overall portfolio.