Movement Alert|CITIC Securities Falls 3.29% in Regular Trading, Global Asset Selloff Drags Brokerage Sector Lower

Market Focus06-24

On June 24, CITIC Securities (06030.HK) fell 3.29% in regular trading, trading at HKD 27.08/share, with turnover of HKD 148 million.

On the news front, a broad-based global asset selloff has triggered widespread risk aversion, putting the entire brokerage sector under significant pressure. Peer stocks declined in tandem, with GF Securities down 4.08%, CICC down 3.30%, and CMSC down 1.43%, reflecting a sector-wide downturn driven by deteriorating market risk appetite.

Despite research reports highlighting that the securities industry is currently at a convergence point of strong earnings growth, historically low valuations at the 6th percentile over the past decade, and accelerating industry consolidation trends, the near-term global risk-off sentiment has dominated trading activity, leaving brokerage stocks unable to decouple from broader market weakness. CITIC Securities had surged over 7% just two sessions prior, and the current pullback comes amid profit-taking compounded by the deteriorating macro backdrop.

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