The Hong Kong stock market rebounded on Tuesday, ending a two-day losing streak that saw the Hang Seng Index drop over 700 points. The index closed up 122.67 points, or 0.48%, at 25,797.85, buoyed by gains in financial and oil stocks, despite mixed performance from technology and a decline in insurance shares. However, the outlook remains uncertain, with expectations of potential profit-taking as global market sentiment weakens.

The broader Asian markets are expected to follow a negative lead from Wall Street, where major indices fell amid rising treasury yields and concerns over inflation driven by elevated crude oil prices. The yield on the benchmark ten-year note reached its highest since January 2025, raising fears of an interest rate hike, which could further dampen market sentiment.

Market professionals should monitor the Hang Seng’s performance closely, as ongoing geopolitical tensions and interest rate outlooks could lead to increased volatility in the coming sessions.

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Source: nasdaq.com