In June, the average loss per person in the Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) was recorded at HK$1549.

Hong Kong Trillions of MPF consulting agency GUM announced that as of June 18, 2026, the overall trend of the Trillions of MPF market has turned volatile. The GUM Trillions of MPF Comprehensive Index fell by 0.4% in June, with the index standing at 305.7 points, and the year-to-date return remaining at around 6.8%. In terms of per capita return, there was a loss of HK$1549 in June, but the year-to-date cumulative per capita return still reached HK$22079, and the short-term fluctuations did not break the overall upward trend for this year. GUM's Chief Investment Officer, Liu Jiahong, stated that Hong Kong stock funds weakened mainly due to the slowdown in revenue and downward earnings expectations of traditional tech stocks with large market capitalization in the Hang Seng Index, coupled with the lack of support from AI infrastructure themes, resulting in pressure on performance. Hong Kong stock funds (tracking index) have fallen by 6.3% year-to-date, making it the weakest category of Trillions of MPF this year.