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20/09/2025
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang sells shares worth $39.2 million.
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NIO Automobile: Tonight at 19:00, the all-new ES8 will be officially launched at NIO Day 2025.
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NIO Automobile: The all-new ES8 will be officially launched at 19:00 NIO Day 2025 tonight.
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WTO Director-General praises global governance initiatives.
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Jiangmen initiates Level III response to sudden public health emergencies.
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Guotai Junan Securities Research Report states that at the end of the new year, attention should be paid to Hong Kong dividend assets: from the current point of view, we believe that compared to A-share dividend assets, Hong Kong dividend assets have a higher cost performance and may have more potential for increased allocation. In the short term, Hong Kong dividend assets have a higher cost performance, and there is potential for increased allocation of funds in the fourth quarter. In the short term, under market volatility, dividend assets may have relative advantages in returns. At the same time, the advantages of Hong Kong dividend assets over A-shares in terms of dividend yield and valuation still stand out, indicating that the cost performance of allocating Hong Kong dividend assets is still high. With the approach of the fourth quarter, insurance funds may increase their demand for dividend assets, and Hong Kong dividend assets, which have a better cost performance compared to overseas liquidity, are expected to attract increased allocation of funds. In the medium to long term, strengthened policies on dividend distribution, compounded by a low-interest-rate environment, make Hong Kong dividend assets worthy of allocation. In the long-term low-interest-rate era, medium to long-term funds are expected to continue to increase their allocation to Hong Kong dividend assets with higher certainty. Against the backdrop of deepening trends in dividend distribution by listed companies, the demand for asset allocation in a low-interest-rate environment, and policies to guide medium to long-term funds into the market, Hong Kong dividend assets, which have a comparative advantage over A-shares, have long-term allocation value.
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