In Hong Kong's stock market on the 21st, while selling orders continued to worry about the deterioration of the management of Chinese real estate giants, there was also a move to buy back stocks that had fallen in price, and buying and selling are mixed at the lowest price level of this year.

The Hang Seng Index, a representative stock index in the Hong Kong market, has almost leveled off at 11:30 am on the 21st of Japan time, rising 0.02% from the closing price on the 20th.



The Hang Seng Index is 3.3 on the 20th due to concerns that the impact of China's real estate giant Evergrande Group suffering from huge debt and financial difficulties will affect the real estate industry and the Chinese economy as a whole. It fell sharply to% and hit the lowest price of this year.



On the 21st, while these concerns led to sell orders, there are also moves to buy back stocks that have fallen in price.



"There are no new moves around the Evergrande Group's cash flow, and stock prices remain volatile. The focus is on how Chinese authorities will handle this issue," said a market source. I'm talking.



The stock price of the Evergrande Group, which is listed on the Hong Kong market, has fallen sharply by about 83% from the beginning at the closing price on the 20th.