On March 26th at 13:29, southbound funds net buy surged past 2 billion Hong Kong dollars.

According to market trading data, on the afternoon trading session of March 26, southbound funds showed a significant net inflow. By 1:29 PM, the net buy-in of funds flowing into the Hong Kong market through the Stock Connect channels exceeded HKD 2 billion, ultimately reaching HKD 2.142 billion.

During the trading day, mainland investors continued to increase their holdings of Hong Kong stocks through the Shanghai-Hong Kong and Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect mechanisms. The fund flow monitoring system indicated that in the afternoon trading session, the buying power of southbound funds significantly strengthened, causing the net purchase scale to rise rapidly. This fund movement reflects mainland investors’ ongoing interest in the valuation and allocation opportunities of the Hong Kong market, especially as some high-quality Hong Kong stocks are trading at relatively low valuations, significantly boosting cross-border investment willingness.

From the market performance perspective, major Hong Kong stock indices such as the Hang Seng Tech Index maintained a volatile upward trend driven by capital inflows. Market analysts pointed out that the continuous inflow of southbound funds not only provides liquidity support for the Hong Kong stock market but also demonstrates mainland investors’ confidence in the long-term development prospects of Hong Kong’s market. As the global economy gradually recovers, sectors like technology and consumer goods within the Hong Kong stock market are attracting increasing cross-border investment attention.