The Hong Kong stock market opened higher on Tuesday morning, November 25, 2025. The Hang Seng Index rose around 0.9%, or 232 points, to 25,948.9 at the open, continuing its rally after previously gaining nearly 2% to 25,717 on Monday.
Positive sentiment was supported by a rebound in global markets and growing confidence that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at its December meeting, boosting risk appetite in Asian stock markets, including Hong Kong. Riskier stocks, particularly technology and cyclical sectors, regained interest after sharp selling pressure in recent weeks.
In addition to external factors, market participants were also monitoring the movement of the Hang Seng Index Futures, which had surged more than 480 points the previous day and confirmed a strong support area around 25,000. As long as the index can hold above this zone, technical room for further gains toward the 26,000 area is considered still open.
Source: Newsmaker.id
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