[MARKET UPDATE] Hong Kong markets are lacklustre on return from the Lunar New Year holiday with the Hang Seng index down by 0.4% in early trade, while mainland markets remain closed and won't open until Tuesday

The Hong Kong markets are showing a lack of momentum as they return from the Lunar New Year holiday, with the Hang Seng index down 0.4%.

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[MARKET UPDATE] Hong Kong markets are lacklustre on return from the Lunar New Year holiday with the Hang Seng index down by 0.4% in early trade, while mainland markets remain closed and won't open until Tuesday

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This lackluster performance may reflect cautious sentiment among investors, particularly since mainland markets remain closed until Tuesday, leading to reduced trading activity in the region. As traders look ahead, they should watch for potential shifts when the mainland reopens, which could influence the overall market direction.

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