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Property Recovery Extends

CHINA STOCKS

The Hang Seng added 3.1% on Tuesday, while the CSI 300 lagged, adding 0.2%.

  • The latest move higher in property sub-indices stood out.
  • Sentiment surrounding property developers is seemingly improving, with focus on already announced policymaker support, as well as the potential for more.
  • Expectations surrounding support for troubled China Vanke allowed the name to add 10%.
  • This was despite reports suggesting that two of China's largest banks have refused to sign off on a syndicated loan to Vanke and Moody’s cutting the name to junk status.
  • After market BBG reports pointed to Vanke entering debt swap talks with banks as it looks to avoid defaulting on bond payments.
  • Xiaomi added over 10% after it confirmed it will start selling electric vehicles later this month.
  • The HK BioTech sector rallied, with some focus on a price hike by Lanzhou Foci.
  • Elsewhere, Baijiu distillers rallied on speculation re: price hikes.
  • Net buying of mainland shares via the HK-China Stock Connect schemes moderated on Tuesday (CNY4.2bn).
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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