□ Macquarie Securities (Asia) Limited
Hong Kong shares soared yesterday morning, hitting a new high of 24127 points, and then the increase gradually narrowed, failing to rise above 24000 points and closing down 18 points; After the national index neared its historical high, its rise was blocked for a while, and then climbed to 14574, a new high, and the market closed slightly higher by 41 points. Both the market and warrant transactions recovered. The former increased to about HK $92 billion, while the latter again exceeded HK $20 billion to about HK $21 billion, accounting for 23.3% of the market transactions.
On the five warrants trading list, except for the HSI warrants, all of them are Chinese equity related warrants. Among them, China Construction Bank (0939. HK) warrants and China Communications Construction (1800. HK) warrants were the two single share warrants that were most actively traded in the morning market. The application of CCB to issue A-shares will be reviewed by the China Securities Regulatory Commission on this Friday. In addition to the fact that the share price hit a new high of HK $6.82 yesterday, the relevant warrants attracted market attention. They not only occupied the second place in the warrant transaction list for consecutive days, but also the transaction volume surged about 80% from Monday to HK $3.16 billion, with the transaction proportion rising to 14.7%. Due to the performance factor, the warrant of China Exchange continued to be popular in the market, becoming the third largest active warrant for the second day in a row, with the turnover rising slightly by HK $110 million.
In addition, Bank of Communications (3328. HK) officially entered the Hang Seng Index constituent stock next week, and the transaction of related warrants became significantly prosperous yesterday. During the session, it once ranked among the top five warrant transactions, with a transaction volume of HK $1.34 billion throughout the day, more than double that of Monday, becoming one of the warrants with rapid growth in transaction. As for the fifth China Life (2628. HK), the trading volume fell to HK $1.38 billion, accounting for only 6.4%, which is a relatively low level in the near future.
On September 4, five warrants were traded
Relevant assets accounted for the transaction amount of warrants
(%) (100 million Hong Kong dollars)
Hang Seng Index 22.247.6
China Construction Bank 14.731.6
CCCC 8.618.4
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China 7.215.4
China Life Insurance 6.413.8
Source: Macquarie negotiable securities (Asia) and Reuters
