Net inflow of funds from the south exceeds 160 billion yuan within the year.

Wind statistics show that as of March 4th, among the 37 trading days in the Hong Kong stock market so far this year, there were 27 trading days where there was a net inflow of southbound funds, accounting for over 70%, with a total net inflow of 161.245 billion yuan, and on 8 trading days, the net inflow exceeded 10 billion yuan. Since February, the Hong Kong stock market has been under pressure, with the Hang Seng Index and the Hang Seng Technology Index falling by 7.81% and 15.54% respectively as of March 4th. However, the southbound funds have further increased their positions, with a net purchase amount of 80.321 billion yuan in February, a growth of over 30% compared to January, indicating a more apparent "buying more as it falls" trend.