Original title: Hong Kong shares rose for 8 consecutive times, the longest rise in more than 6 years

China news agency, Hong Kong, May 2 (Reporter Dai Xiaotong) Hong Kong shares started well on the first trading day in May. After opening slightly in the morning, Hong Kong shares rose rapidly, and the Hang Seng Index finally broke through the annual line, standing at 18000 points, hitting a new high this year. In addition, the Hang Seng Index rose for eight consecutive days, the longest rise in more than six years.

On the same day, the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index closed at 18207.13, up 444.1 points, or 2.5%, with a total turnover of 115.912 billion Hong Kong dollars; The Hang Seng Technology Index rose 164.81 points, or 4.45%, to close at 3865.48; The state-owned enterprise index rose 163.34 points, or 2.6%, to close at 6437.09.

In terms of the sector, Scinet shares showed strong performance. Meituan rose nearly 9%, Tencent rose nearly 4%, and Alibaba rose more than 2%. Among them, Shangtang was the best performer. After the release of the "Nissin SenseNova5.0" model, its share price continued to rise. By the end of the day, its share price had risen by 36.07%, which was the eighth consecutive trading day for the company's share price to rise.

Zhou Hao, an analyst of Guojun's overseas macro research, said that the focus of the market turned to the Hong Kong stock market against the background that the Federal Reserve's interest meeting in May failed to provide a clear direction for future policies. Since April, the performance of the Hang Seng Index has been outstanding, significantly surpassing that of US stocks, which not only reflects the market's reassessment of US monetary policy, but also reflects the repricing of China's economic performance.