Hang Seng Index Intraday Breaks Through 26,000, Hits Four-Year High
Source Tradingkey
TradingKey – The Hang Seng Index posted its third straight gain to break above 26,000, marking a four-year high.
On Tuesday (September 9), Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index extended its rally, surging 1.52% intraday to surpass the 26,000 mark — its highest level since October 2021. At press time, the index peaked at 26,027 and was trading at 26,022.
Hang Seng Index Chart, Source: TradingView
Earlier, Citibank maintained a bullish outlook on the Hang Seng Index, forecasting it would rise to 27,500 in the first half of next year and reach 28,800 in the second half.
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