Hong Kong stocks edged up 47 points, or 0.2%, to 25,949 in early trade at the start of November, attempting to recover from three consecutive sessions of losses, supported by gains in financial and property shares.
Sentiment improved after U.S. futures rose markedly following Wall Street's weekly and monthly gains on Friday.
Investors also welcomed remarks from the white House that China will lift export controls on rare earths and end probes into U.S. semiconductor firms as part of a new trade pact.
Locally, Hong Kong's economy expanded 3.8% yoy in Q3, the fastest pace since late 2023, driven by strong domestic demand and solid exports, while retail sales grew 4.8% in September, the highest in nearly two years.
However, upside momentum was limited after a private survey showed China's factory activity growth eased from a six-month high in October.
Early laggards included SMIC (-4.0%), Geely Auto (-3.7%), and Zijin Mining (-3.3%).

Sumber : tradingview.com