Hong Kong-Listed Chinese Shares Enter Bear Market as Spending Worries Deepen

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The Hang Seng Index has been dominated by mainland Chinese technology stocks. Yu Gang/The Epoch TimesHong Kong-listed Chinese shares entered bear-market territory on June 23 as weak consumer data added to doubts about China’s recovery.The drop hit the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index, a Hong Kong gauge of major mainland Chinese companies listed in the city. The index is separate from Hong Kong’s broader Hang Seng Index and mainland China’s CSI 300, making the distinction important: Not all Chinese stock gauges measure the same market.

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