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Hong Kong stocks increased 128 points or 0.5% to 24,202 in early Wednesday trade, snapping a three-session losing streak as markets reopened after Tuesday’s holiday. Sentiment was lifted by an unexpected rise in China’s manufacturing activity in June, according to a private survey, along with fresh policy signals from Beijing. President Xi Jinping vowed to tighten oversight of aggressive price-cutting practices to help combat deflation risks. However, upside was capped after U.S. President Trump ruled out delaying his self-imposed July 9 deadline for raising tariffs and renewed threats to cut off trade talks and impose duties on multiple countries. Gains were broad-based, led by property and financial sectors. Notable movers included Galaxy Entertainment (7.3%), Sands China (7.2%), Henderson Land Dev. (4.2%), and Mixue Group (3.5%). In contrast, the Hang Seng Tech Index fell, tracking weakness in U.S. tech stocks after investors rotated out of the sector to start H2 of 2025.

Hong Kong Shares Rise After 3-Session Slide

The Australian dollar weakened to around $0.656 on Wednesday, retreating gains from the previous session, as weaker-than-expected domestic data dampened investor sentiment. The Australian Bureau of Statistics showed that retail sales rose 0.2% in May, up from a revised flat reading in April, but came in below market expectations of a 0.4% increase. In addition, building permits rose less than anticipated, adding to concerns about a weakening economic outlook. The data strengthened expectations that the Reserve Bank of Australia will cut rates by 25 basis points to 3.60%, with markets increasingly pricing in further easing in the second half of the year, potentially bringing the cash rate down to 3.10% or even 2.85%—a level viewed as stimulative. Meanwhile, the Aussie found some support as the US dollar remained subdued near multi-year lows amid rising odds of Federal Reserve rate cuts and uncertainty over President Trump’s proposed spending bill.

Aussie Dollar Slips on Disappointing Data

STI increased to an all-time high of 4005.00 Index Points. Over the past 4 weeks, FTSE Straits Times Index gained 2.81%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 17.23%.

Stocks in Singapore Hit All-time High

The yield on the 10-year US Treasury note held around 4.25% on Wednesday, hovering near a two-month low as dovish expectations for Federal Reserve policy and fiscal concerns weighed on investor sentiment. Fed Chair Jerome Powell reiterated on Tuesday that the central bank is maintaining a patient stance on further interest rate cuts but did not rule out a reduction at this month’s meeting. He also noted that the Fed would have already lowered rates if not for the inflationary effects of President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Meanwhile, the Senate narrowly approved Trump’s tax-and-spending bill, projected to add $3.3 trillion to the national debt, sending the measure back to the House for final approval. Looking ahead, investors are focused on ADP’s private payrolls report due Wednesday and the closely watched June jobs report on Thursday for further clues on the strength of the labor market and potential Fed policy moves.

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