Changes in Hong Kong stocks | Chinese brokerage stocks collectively rose, China League Minsheng (01456) rose more than 5%, CITIC Securities (06030) rose more than 4%

Zhitongcaijing · 4d ago

The Zhitong Finance App learned that Chinese brokerage stocks rose collectively. As of press release, China Federation of China Securities (01456) rose 5.16% to HK$5.5; Cathay Pacific Haitong (02611) rose 4.68% to HK$17.91; CITIC Securities (06030) rose 4.41% to HK$29.82; CITIC Securities (0908) rose 3.91% to HK$21.26; GF Securities (01776) rose 3.19% to HK$19.09.

According to the news, the Shanghai Index overcame the 4,000 mark on Monday, breaking Lianyang's record for nearly 33 years. Goldman Sachs released a macro report entitled “China's 2026 Outlook: Exploring New Momentum” on January 5. According to the report, high-profile Chinese stocks are recommended in 2026. The Goldman Sachs stock strategy team previously proposed high-allocation A shares and Hong Kong stocks in the Asia-Pacific region. The Chinese stock market is expected to rise 15% to 20% each year in 2026 and 2027, supported by profit growth of 14% and 12%, and an upward revaluation of about 10%, respectively.

Zhongyuan Securities said that as the beginning of the “15th Five-Year Plan”, the overall operation of the capital market is expected to remain relatively strong in 2026. The securities industry will continue to be in this upward cycle, and there is relatively limited room for the average valuation of the brokerage sector to continue to decline. The year-on-year pressure on the operating performance of listed brokerage firms in the first quarter of 2026 is relatively light, and the brokerage sector will fluctuate at the current relatively low level to prepare new investment opportunities. Guojin Securities pointed out that it is recommended to continue to focus on opportunities for undervalued brokerage firms to make up for growth under the volatile market in spring, strongly recommend high-quality brokerage firms with a high degree of mismatch in valuation and performance, and recommend focusing on brokerage firms with high AH premium rates and mergers and acquisitions themes.