Shares of defensive players like consumer goods gained. Want Want (00151) jumped 4.8% to HK$6.72 even going ex-dividend today. WH Group (00288) gained 3.4% to HK$6.37. Uni-President China (00220) edged up 0.9% to HK$9.36. Tingyi (Cayman Islands)(00322) added 1.6% to HK$17.78.
Shares of property developers rebounded after HSBC Research said valuations for property counters approached their historical lows, noting it's time for accumulating. New World Development (00017) rose 2.2% to HK$11.28. Sun Hung Kai Properties (00016) shot up 2.1% to HK$123.4. Henderson Land Development (00012) gained 1.3% to HK$43.5. Hang Lung Properties (00101) nudged up 0.6% to HK$16.38. Wharf REIC (01997) was up 0.8% to HK$57.05.
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