Trading Notice: Mid-Autumn Festival holiday approaches; Hong Kong stocks will open as normal on September 25; Stock Connect will be suspended.
The Mid-Autumn Festival holiday is approaching. Hong Kong stocks will open as normal on September 25 (Friday), be closed from September 26 (Saturday) to September 27 (Sunday), and resume normal trading on September 28 (Monday).
Title context: Trading Notice: Mid-Autumn Festival holiday approaches; Hong Kong stocks will open as normal on September 25; Stock Connect will be suspended.
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The Mid-Autumn Festival holiday is approaching. Hong Kong stocks will open as normal on September 25 (Friday), be closed from September 26 (Saturday) to September 27 (Sunday), and resume normal trading on September 28 (Monday).
For Stock Connect (Southbound), Hong Kong Stock Connect services will not be provided from September 25 (Friday) to September 27 (Sunday), and will resume as normal from September 28 (Monday).
For Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Connect (Northbound), Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Connect services will not be provided from September 25 (Friday) to September 27 (Sunday), and will resume as normal from September 28 (Monday).
A-shares will be closed for three days from September 25 (Friday) to September 27 (Sunday), and will resume normal trading on September 28 (Monday).
US stocks will trade normally.
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