Hang Seng Index Drops 226 Points to 25,428 as Xiaomi Falls 4%

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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: On Monday, the Hong Kong stock market opened lower, with the Hang Seng Index falling 226 points to 25,428, a decline of about 0.9%. The drop was driven by investor caution after stronger U.S. jobs data and fears of higher U.S. interest rates. Major technology and financial shares, including Xiaomi and Tencent, fell, while a few companies such as MiniMax and Kingboard Laminates gained. The move reflects global market sensitivity to U.S. monetary policy and economic indicators.

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Hong Kong Stock Market Today, September 7: Hang Seng Index Falls 226 Points To 25,428, Xiaomi Slides Nearly 4% Amid US Rate Hike Fears, Check Why Hong Kong Stocks Are Falling

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