On June 11, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) declined 3.29% in regular trading, trading at 370.6 HKD/share with a trading volume of HKD 1.319 billion. The decline extends a recent downtrend following a 3.03% drop on June 8.

The broader Financial Exchanges and Data sector experienced widespread selling pressure, with HASHKEY HLDGS down 4.29%, JF Smartinvest down 3.42%, HKEX-R down 3.14%, and OSL Group down 2.5%. Market analysts have cited expectations of marginal global liquidity tightening as a core constraint on the sector.

On June 9, HKEX announced an expansion of T+1 session price limits from plus or minus 5% to plus or minus 6% for designated stock index futures, effective July 7. However, industry observers noted that the one-percentage-point adjustment does not fundamentally resolve liquidity depletion during severe volatility, characterizing it as an incremental positive signal rather than a structural fix.

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