Movement Alert|New China Life Insurance Falls 3.11% in Regular Trading, Insurance Sector Retreats as Prior Rebound Gains Given Back

Market Focus05-28

On May 28, New China Life Insurance fell 3.11% in regular trading, trading at 46.78 HKD/share, with trading volume of 188 million HKD. The decline came as the broader insurance sector collectively pulled back, giving back gains accumulated during the prior oversold rebound sessions.

The stock had previously rebounded 3.03% on May 21 and 3.21% on May 26, driven by strong Q1 liability-side growth data — original insurance premium income rising 14% year-over-year to 83.496 billion yuan and new business value surging 24.7% to 4.655 billion yuan — along with initial broker coverage initiation. However, underlying concerns about Q1 investment-side pressure persisted, triggering a sector-wide correction.

Within the Life and Health Insurance sector, the pullback was broad-based. Among peers, AIA fell 2.12%, Ping An fell 2.09%, China Life fell 2.98%, China Taiping fell 3.74%, and Sunshine Insurance fell 3.39%, reflecting synchronized selling pressure across the sector that weighed on individual names including New China Life.

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