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China Indexes Scale New Multi-Year Highs, Hong Kong Exchange Stays Open During Super Typhoon Ragasa
Li Chen
24 Sep, 2025
Hong Kong
Stocks in China and Hong Kong advanced on hopes that policymakers may announce steps to stimulate economic growth.
The Hang Seng index increased 0.7%, and the mainland-focused CSI 300 index gained 0.5% amid hopes that policymakers are more likely to deliver fiscal stimulus.
Investors have been drumming for government stimulus for the last three months, following mixed macroeconomic data.
Consumer confidence remains shaky amid persistent declines in the residential market and a weak urban labor market, with youth unemployment staying above 25%.
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange remained open for the first time as the city dealt with the No. 10 storm level.
Super Typhoon Ragasa passed through the South China region in the early afternoon, after lashing Hong Kong with strong winds and heavy showers.
The stock exchange operated normal hours after the city implemented a severe weather system last September, providing a fault-tolerant system for seamless trading under inclement weather conditions.
China Indexes and Stocks
The Hang Seng Index rebounded 0.7% to 26,358.89, and the CSI 300 index edged up 0.5% to 4,541.89.
Property developers advanced after the Super Typhoon Ragasa passed Hong Kong with little damage.
China Overseas Land & Investment edged up 0.3% to HK$13.86, Longfor Group Holding increased 0.5% to HK$11.28, China Vanke gained 1.5% to HK$5.47, and Sun Hung Kai Properties decreased 0.2% to HK$92.30.
Alibaba Group Holding increased 5.6% to HK$168.90, Tencent Holdings gained 1.7% to HK$643.0, and JD.com Inc. added 2.2% to HK$131.20.
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