The Hang Seng China 50 Index (HSC50) closed at 7,447.22 on December 13, marking a significant drop of 2.48% (−189.58 points) during the session. Despite the day’s decline, the index has shown resilience over longer periods, reflecting positive returns for the year-to-date and one-year metrics.
Over the last five days, the index saw a minor uptick of 0.52%, and for the month, it remained almost flat with a marginal increase of 0.04%. However, broader trends are more promising, with a six-month gain of 12.70% and a year-to-date surge of 23.39%. The one-year return stands at a robust 26.98%. Conversely, the index has faced challenges over the past five years, recording a decline of 14.44%, though its all-time performance has increased by 19.04%.
Investors and analysts continue to watch the Hang Seng China 50 Index closely as volatility in global markets persists.
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