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Hong Kong Update: Should you buy the dip?

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Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index took a beating after the regulatory developments in China spurred a sharp sell-off in Chinese education and technology stocks. Regulatory risk in China is not new to investors. Investors who still want to access China’s growth story will have to monitor regulatory developments and be cognisant that socioeconomic factors are considered in policy formulation.

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What does this mean for your portfolio?

DBS Group Research’s Hong Kong equity research believes sectors which involve public welfare, children, and health could face tighter regulation. While banks, consumer-related, and Hong Kong-based names are safe from the regulatory overhangs. There is no doubt that new economy stocks offer good risk reward after the recent sell-off, but near-term volatility will persist pending new policies.

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Opportunities after the recent sell-off:

Old economy sectors

We believe old economy stocks with lower regulatory risks are safer bets especially after the recent correction. We continue to like the cyclical recovery sectors like financial and property.

We are upbeat on AIA, BOC Hong Kong, and SHK Properties’ prospects.

New economy names

There is no doubt that new economy stocks offer good risk-reward after the recent sell-off, but near-term volatility will persist pending new policies.

We believe Meituan’s dominant position will remain even after regulatory actions.

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