Movement Alert|CITIC Securities Falls 3.09% in Regular Trading, Brokerage Sector Extends Broad-Based Decline Amid Risk-Off Sentiment

Market Focus06-26

On June 26, CITIC Securities fell 3.09% in regular trading, trading at 26.94 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 99.11 million HKD. The decline extends the adjustment that began on June 24 when the stock fell over 3% amid a global asset selloff.

On the news front, global market risk appetite has continued to retreat in recent sessions, with risk-averse sentiment dominating capital flows and dragging the brokerage sector lower. The broader sector displayed a uniform decline, with peers CICC down 3.08%, CGS down 2.93%, GF Securities down 2.02%, and CSC down 1.06%. The persistent weakness follows a June 24 shock triggered by a broad global asset selloff that initially pressured the sector, with no meaningful recovery since.

Despite institutional research highlighting that the securities industry sits at a convergence window of strong earnings growth, low valuations, and accelerating structural tailwinds — with Q2 results expected to continue beating expectations — short-term global risk-off flows have left brokerage stocks unable to decouple from the broader downdraft.

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