Investing.com – On Friday, as the macro environment was full of positive effects, most Asian stock markets fell, with the Hang Seng Index falling about 0.7%, leading the decline in the Asia-Pacific region, the Shanghai Composite Index falling about 0.5%, the Shenzhen Component In

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Investing.com – On Friday, as the macro environment was full of positive effects, most Asian stock markets fell, with the Hang Seng Index falling about 0.7%, leading the decline in the Asia-Pacific region, the Shanghai Composite Index falling about 0.5%, the Shenzhen Component In - DayDayNews

年平台网站Investing.com - On Friday, as the macro environment was full of positive effects, most Asian stock markets fell, the Hang Seng Index fell about 0.7%, leading the decline in the Asia-Pacific region, the Shanghai Composite Index fell about 0.5%, the Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.2%, and the Japanese stock market closed up against the market.

A shares : MSCI's A-shares have been "expanded" for the third time this year, and included a large number of mid-cap stocks

Mainland Chinese stock market opened high and closed low. As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.49%, closing at 2964.18 points, and the weekly line rose slightly by 0.2%; the Shenzhen Component Index fell 0.22%, closing at 9895.34 points, and the weekly line rose 0.95%; FTSE China A50 Index fell 0.49%, closing at 14,219.66 points, and the weekly line rose 0.39%.

According to reports, MSCI's third "expand" of A-shares this year is also the largest expansion of incremental funds. The inclusion factor of China's large-cap A-shares increased from 15% to 20%, and will take effect after the close of November 26; 204 Chinese A-shares will be added to the MSCI China Index, of which 189 are mid-cap stocks; the weight of Chinese A-shares in the MSCI China Index and MSCI Emerging Markets Index will be increased to 12.1% and 4.1% respectively.

CICC previously expected that the passive and active incremental funds this will bring to A-shares about US$35 billion to US$40 billion, which is about 50%-70% higher than the inflow scale of funds included in May and August this year.

Hong Kong and Taiwan Stock Markets: Six new stocks were listed in Hong Kong on the same day, Tencent announced the release date of Q3 financial report

Hong Kong Hang Seng Index fluctuated and fell, and fell 0.7% as of the closing, at 27,651.13 points.

On Friday, a total of six new stocks were listed in Hong Kong, namely Dalipu Holdings (HK:1921), down 3.77%; Xinjishaxi (HK:3603), up 30.00%; Beng Soon Machinery (HK:1987), closed flat; Dongyao Pharmaceutical (HK:1875), down 4.43%; Yimei International Holdings (HK:1870), up 46.39%; Condelay Medical Equipment (HK:1501), up 29.81%.

Tencent Holdings (HK:0700) fell 1.92% to close at HK$327.20. In addition, Tencent announced that it will release its financial report next Wednesday (November 13).

Taiwan Weighted Index fell 0.23% to close at 11,579.54, but the weekly line still rose 1.58%.

Japan, South Korea, Australia: SoftBank rebounded collectively, regaining all lost ground yesterday

In other Asian markets, the market information of the British financial situation Investing.com showed that the Nikkei 225 index rose 0.26%, closing at 23,391.87 points, and the weekly line rose 2.37%, for five consecutive weeks.

SoftBank Group (T:9984) rebounded 2.97%, regaining yesterday's decline. The previous trading day was affected by weak financial reports, and SoftBank Group fell about 2.22%.

KOSPI index fell 0.33%, mainly due to investors' profit settlement, and the weekly line rose 1.76% to close at 2,137.23 points.

Australia SP/ASX200 index fell slightly by 0.04%, with the rise in energy stocks offsetting the decline of gold and mining stocks, with a weekly increase of 0.82% to close at 6,724.10 points.

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