At closing bell, the benchmark Hang Seng Index advanced 0.22%, or 54.66 points, to 24,740.16. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index rose 0.17%, or 14.90 points, to 8,809.72.
Shares of technology and private education advanced on bottom fishing, with Haidilao International Holding and Alibaba Group Holding rising at least 2.7%. Tencent added 1.2% and Meituan gained 0.3%
Kaisa Group Holding, the troubled Chinese property developer, surged 14% as the stock resumed trading after being suspended for almost three weeks. It agreed to sell its stake in a development in the city and asked bondholders to exchanges notes maturing next month to avert a default.
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