Southbound Stock Connect capital extends buying streak to 13 consecutive days
Southbound capital via the Stock Connect program recorded net purchases for a 13th consecutive day on September 23, with a net inflow of 34.49 billion Hong Kong dollars. The streak began on September 9, with daily net buying ranging from 3.449 billion to 126.91 billion HKD. Cumulative turnover milestones were also reached for both northbound and southbound channels, reflecting sustained cross-border capital flows between mainland China and Hong Kong markets.
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Southbound Net Capital Inflow Exceeds 20 Billion Hong Kong Dollars
According to data from Tonghuashun iFinD, as of the latest update, southbound capital flows into Hong Kong stocks have exceeded 20 billion Hong Kong dollars. The net buying through the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect was over 12.40 billion Hong Kong dollars, while the net buying through the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect was over 7.77 billion Hong Kong dollars. This data indicates continued strong demand from mainland Chinese investors for Hong Kong-listed equities, reflecting ongoing capital movement through the cross-border stock connect channels.
Read sourceSouthbound Capital Net Buys 34.49 Billion HKD, Extending Streak to 13 Days
On September 23, southbound capital through the Stock Connect program recorded a net purchase of 34.49 billion Hong Kong dollars, marking the 13th consecutive day of net inflows, according to data from Securities Times. Total turnover for the day reached 821.39 billion HKD, with buy-side transactions at 427.94 billion HKD and sell-side at 393.45 billion HKD. The Hang Seng Index fell 1.01% on the same day. By channel, the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect saw a net buy of 44.23 billion HKD, while the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect recorded a net sell of 9.74 billion HKD. The report is attributed to data provider DataBao and is presented as a factual market update, not investment advice.
Read sourceSouthbound Capital Net Buys HK$126.91 Billion, Extending Streak to 12 Days
On September 22, southbound capital through the Stock Connect program recorded a net purchase of HK$126.91 billion, marking the 12th consecutive day of net inflows. Total turnover for the day reached HK$1,108.11 billion, with buy-side transactions totaling HK$617.51 billion and sell-side transactions at HK$490.60 billion. The Hang Seng Index edged up 0.18% on the same day. Breaking down the flows, the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect saw net buying of HK$87.12 billion, while the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect recorded net buying of HK$39.79 billion. The data, compiled by Securities Times Data Center, highlights sustained capital inflows from mainland Chinese investors into Hong Kong equities.
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Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect cumulative turnover reaches 136.08 trillion yuan
According to a report by Securities Times and data from DataBao, the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect, which launched on December 5, 2016, has seen its cumulative trading turnover surpass 136 trillion yuan for the first time. As of September 22, the cumulative turnover reached 136.08 trillion yuan, with a single-day turnover of 149.895 billion yuan on that date. The report highlights the sustained active trading activity of the cross-border investment channel since its inception.
Read sourceNorthbound Stock Connect Cumulative Turnover Breaks 259 Trillion Yuan
According to data from Securities Times and Data Bao, the cumulative turnover of northbound capital via the Stock Connect mechanism has surpassed 259 trillion yuan for the first time since its launch. On September 22, the daily turnover of the Shanghai-Hong Kong and Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect (known as the Northbound Stock Connect) reached 291.15 billion yuan. This milestone reflects sustained active trading by foreign investors in China's A-share market through the cross-border investment channel. The report, published by stockstar securities news, highlights the growing integration of mainland Chinese and Hong Kong financial markets.
Read sourceShanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect Cumulative Turnover Exceeds 123 Trillion Yuan
According to data from Securities Times and DataBao, the cumulative trading volume of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect (沪股通) has surpassed 123 trillion yuan for the first time since its launch on November 17, 2014. As of September 21, the daily turnover of the program reached 133.832 billion yuan, contributing to the historic milestone of 123.00 trillion yuan in total cumulative turnover. The report highlights sustained active trading activity in the cross-border investment channel over nearly nine years.
Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect Cumulative Turnover Exceeds 31 Trillion Yuan This Year
According to a report from stockstar_securities_news, the cumulative turnover of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect (Shenzhen Stock Connect) has surpassed 31 trillion yuan this year. As of September 21, the daily turnover reached 150.08 billion yuan, bringing the year-to-date cumulative total to 31.10 trillion yuan. The data was provided by DataBao. This milestone highlights the significant trading activity and cross-border capital flows between the Shenzhen and Hong Kong stock markets through the connect program.
Read sourceSouthbound ETF Trading Volume Hits 1.037 Billion Hong Kong Dollars on September 21
On September 21, the total buy and sell turnover of southbound funds via the ETF Connect program reached 1.037 billion Hong Kong dollars, according to data from Stockstar Securities News. This figure represents a decrease of 2.589 billion Hong Kong dollars compared to the previous trading day. The southbound ETF turnover accounted for 1.12% of the total southbound fund trading volume for the day. A breakdown by exchange shows that the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect (Southbound) contributed 971 million Hong Kong dollars, while the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect (Southbound) contributed 66 million Hong Kong dollars. The data was compiled and reported by DataBao.
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