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Southbound capital saw a significant net inflow of HK$10.371 billion today. In the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect, Tracker Fund of Hong Kong (TRHK) and Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable (YOFC) saw net inflows of HK$1.953 billion and HK$1.359 billion

2026-06-23

Southbound capital saw a significant net inflow of HK$10.371 billion today. In the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect, Tracker Fund of Hong Kong (TRHK) and Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable (YOFC) saw net inflows of HK$1.953 billion and HK$1.359 billion respectively; Alibaba-W saw the largest net outflow at HK$665 million. In the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect, TRHK and SMIC saw net inflows of HK$2.22 billion and HK$1.151 billion respectively; YOFC saw the largest net outflow at HK$844 million.

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