Mainland Chinese investors are heavily investing in the Hong Kong stock market as the Hang Seng Index reaches three-year highs, with record purchases of 29.62 billion HKD on Monday. The Shanghai and Shenzhen Connect programs have facilitated easier access for local investors, leading to significant net buys in Hong Kong-listed stocks of companies like Alibaba and Tencent. Amid global trade concerns, the Hang Seng Index saw a slight drop on Tuesday, but Chinese support for tech innovation and fiscal stimulus measures continue to drive investor interest.
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