The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI) fell sharply on December 13, dropping by 173.51 points, or 2.36%, to close at 7,186.59 HKD. The decline comes amid broader market uncertainties, but the index has demonstrated resilience over the longer term, with a 23.79% increase year-to-date and a robust 28.04% gain over the past year.
Over the past month, the HSCEI has risen by 1.80%, and it is up by 12.43% over the last six months. However, the five-year trend reveals significant volatility, with the index declining 33.48% during that period. Since its inception, the HSCEI has delivered an impressive overall return of 189.17%, highlighting its potential for long-term growth despite periodic downturns.
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