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As the turbulence in the Hong Kong stock and A-share markets intensified, Korean investors maintained a net buying trend for various hard technology targets. In terms of the Hong Kong stock market, data from the Korea Securities Depository and Settlement Institute shows that as of October 12, Korean investors had net purchases of the Southern Dongying GEM ETF, SMIC, and Huahong Hongli in the past month. Among them, Korean investors bought the Southern East England GEM ETF in the past month with a purchase amount of 124.579 million US dollars, but the sale amount was only 11,800 US dollars, maintaining a firm position. In the A-share market, South Korean investors bucked the trend in the past month and increased their positions in stocks such as Oshcon, Demingli, and Zhongji Xuchuang. The net purchase amounts were US$1,345,500, US$995,600, and US$5881 million, respectively.
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As the turbulence in the Hong Kong stock and A-share markets intensified, Korean investors maintained a net buying trend for various hard technology targets. In terms of the Hong Kong stock market, data from the Korea Securities Depository and Settlement Institute shows that as of October 12, Korean investors had net purchases of the Southern Dongying GEM ETF, SMIC, and Huahong Hongli in the past month. Among them, Korean investors bought the Southern East England GEM ETF in the past month with a purchase amount of 124.579 million US dollars, but the sale amount was only 11,800 US dollars, maintaining a firm position. In the A-share market, South Korean investors bucked the trend in the past month and increased their positions in stocks such as Oshcon, Demingli, and Zhongji Xuchuang. The net purchase amounts were US$1,345,500, US$995,600, and US$5881 million, respectively.
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