Net inflows exceeded 820 billion Hong Kong dollars within the year; 29 stocks received southbound funds with a holding increase of more than 10% compared to the previous week.

According to Securities Times Data, this week, Southbound funds had a total net inflow of 32.351 billion Hong Kong dollars, an increase of 50.78% compared to last week. The cumulative net inflow since the beginning of the year has reached 820.028 billion Hong Kong dollars, exceeding the full year total of 807.869 billion Hong Kong dollars last year. If the trend of net inflows continues in the second half of the year, Southbound funds are expected to reach a record high this year. Among the top ten active stocks this week, a total of 24 stocks were listed. Tencent Holdings had the highest total trading volume in the Hong Kong stock connect this week, reaching 27.5 billion Hong Kong dollars, while Alibaba-W, Meituan-W, and Dongfang Electric all had total trading volumes exceeding 20 billion Hong Kong dollars. In terms of changes in holdings, 29 stocks this week saw a growth of more than 10% in the amount of Southbound funds held, including China Energy Construction, which doubled its holdings and significantly increased its Southbound fund investment. Other stocks with holdings increasing by more than 50% include Dongfang Electric, CATL, and Huaxin Cement.