China News Service, Hong Kong, December 24th (Reporter Wang Jiacheng) Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index opened nearly 182 points higher on the 24th to 23375 points, after which the rate of increase repeatedly narrowed.

It was Christmas Eve, and the Hong Kong stock market only had a half-day market, and finally rose 30 points to 23,223 points.

Market turnover was HK$51.7 billion.

　　The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index fell slightly by 2 points to 8,201 points.

The Hang Seng Technology Index reported 5619 points, down 18 points.

　　To sum up the whole week, the Hong Kong stock market rose 31 points, or 0.13%.

The Hang Seng State-owned Enterprises Index fell 16 points, or 0.2%; the Hang Seng Technology Index fell 61 points, or 1%.

　　Guo Sizhi, vice chairman of the Hong Kong Equity Analyst Association, said that the stock market has shown a momentum of "stability" and has been above 23,000 for three consecutive days; and the fund may more or less "paint the window" at the end of the year.

If there is no "black swan" incident, it is expected that the Hong Kong stock market will be a little bit settled above 23,000.

However, there are still several factors worthy of attention, including regulatory measures for new economic industries; domestic housing debt issues; and the comprehensive and irrational suppression of Chinese high-tech companies by the United States.

　　"The stock market needs funds to enter the market to bring momentum. The current lack of momentum makes it difficult to make a big rise." Guo Sizhi believes that in the short term, Hong Kong stocks have the opportunity to test 24,000 points or above, but it is difficult for them to rise; this month's low of 22665 points is the support. Bit.

　　Power stocks performed strongly that day, with China Power up 3.3%; China Resources Power up 3.8%; Huaneng Power up 2.5%; China Guangdong Nuclear Power up 5.1%.

In this regard, Guo Sizhi pointed out that there is a large demand for electricity in winter, and there is policy support, and some related enterprises are developing new energy, so funds will flow into related sectors.

In addition, the new energy sector and auto stock sector are still more optimistic about the market.

　　SenseTime announced earlier that it would suspend its listing and restarted its IPO this Monday (20th).

SenseTime said in the announcement that a total of 1.5 billion shares were issued this time, of which 90% were international placement shares and the remaining 10% were Hong Kong public offering shares; the offer price ranged from HK$3.85 to HK$3.99 per share, raising approximately HK$6 billion. , Is expected to be listed on the 30th.

However, according to market news, the response to this IPO was less impressive than earlier.

　　Guo Sizhi pointed out that Shangtang is a "unicorn" company in Hong Kong and should have had a better response. However, this time it has been affected by the US sanctions and its popularity has declined. It is hoped that it will remain above the IPO price after listing.

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