HK shares ETFs Daily Report: E Fund (HK) CSI Liquor Index ETF Rises 3.68% to Lead as 10 ETFs Join the Stock Connect List — November 2, 2026

On November 2, 2026, the Hong Kong ETF market saw a recovery in consumer and technology growth themes against a pullback in AI infrastructure and resources. Liquor, clean energy, internet, ChiNext, STAR 50, cloud computing and AI themes led the gainers, with leadership spread across a wide range of directions. On the downside, AI infrastructure, copper mining, blockchain, gold miner and innovative finance themes eased, with metals and Vietnam themes weakening in tandem. Among Southbound (Stock Connect) ETFs, Hang Seng TECH products rose collectively while dividend and biotech products edged lower.

The market's leading product was a liquor ETF. E Fund (HK) CSI Liquor Index ETF (03189.HK), managed by E Fund Management (Hong Kong) Co., Limited, rose 3.68% to top the gainers list, tracking the CSI Liquor Index; the same ETF had topped the list at 5.47% on October 30, marking a second consecutive session at the top.

Clean energy and internet themes strengthened. Global X China Clean Energy ETF (02809.HK), managed by Mirae Asset Global Investments (Hong Kong) Limited, rose 3.03%, tracking the Solactive China Clean Energy Index; Samsung CSI China Dragon Internet ETF (02812.HK), managed by Samsung Asset Management (Hong Kong) Limited, rose 3.01%, tracking the CSI Global China Internet Index.

ChiNext and STAR 50 themes rose in tandem. Bosera SZSE ChiNext Daily (2x) Leveraged Product (07234.HK), managed by Bosera Asset Management (International) Co., Limited, rose 2.99% as a daily 2x leveraged product on the ChiNext Index; CSOP STAR 50 Index ETF (03109.HK), managed by CSOP Asset Management Limited, rose 2.97%; Premia China STAR50 ETF (03151.HK), managed by Premia Partners Company Limited, rose 2.51%. The latter two both track the STAR 50 Index.

Cloud computing and AI themes also performed. Global X China Cloud Computing ETF (02826.HK), managed by Mirae Asset Global Investments (Hong Kong) Limited, rose 2.84%, tracking the Solactive China Cloud Computing Index; Ping An AI Select ETF (03510.HK), managed by Ping An of China Asset Management (Hong Kong) Company Limited, rose 2.60%; CSOP FTSE HK-Korea Tech+ Index ETF (03431.HK), managed by CSOP Asset Management Limited, rose 2.46%.

In addition, CSOP CSI 500 ETF (03005.HK), managed by CSOP Asset Management Limited, rose 2.63%, tracking the CSI 500 Index.

On the downside, AI infrastructure led the declines. Global X AI Infrastructure ETF (03401.HK), managed by Mirae Asset Global Investments (Hong Kong) Limited, fell 3.75%, the largest decliner of the day.

Copper mining and metals themes pulled back. Global X Copper Miners ETF (03014.HK), managed by Mirae Asset Global Investments (Hong Kong) Limited, fell 3.37%; E Fund (HK) Solactive Global Gold Miner Select Index ETF (02824.HK), managed by E Fund Management (Hong Kong) Co., Limited, fell 2.79%; GF MSCI Global Strategic Metals Select ETF (03566.HK), managed by GF International Investment Management Limited, fell 1.99%.

Blockchain and innovative finance themes weakened. Pando Blockchain ETF (03112.HK), managed by Pando Limited, fell 3.22%; Samsung Blockchain Technologies ETF (03171.HK), managed by Samsung Asset Management (Hong Kong) Limited, fell 1.68%; Global X Innovative Finance ETF (03185.HK), managed by Mirae Asset Global Investments (Hong Kong) Limited, fell 2.35%.

Regional and culture themes also declined. Global X K-Pop and Culture ETF (03158.HK), managed by Mirae Asset Global Investments (Hong Kong) Limited, fell 1.85%, tracking the Solactive K-Pop and Culture Index; Xtrackers FTSE Vietnam UCITS ETF (03087.HK), managed by DWS Investment S.A., fell 1.69%; Premia MSCI Vietnam ETF (02804.HK), managed by Premia Partners Company Limited, fell 1.46%, tracking the S&P Vietnam Core Index.

Among Southbound (Stock Connect) ETFs, Hang Seng TECH products rose collectively while dividend and biotech products edged lower. Four of the five gainers were Hang Seng TECH products.

The top five gainers were: CSOP FTSE HK-Korea Tech+ Index ETF (03431.HK), up 2.46% to lead; Global X Hang Seng TECH ETF (02837.HK), up 2.10%; ChinaAMC Hang Seng Tech Index ETF (03088.HK), up 2.09%; Hang Seng TECH Index ETF (03032.HK), up 2.07%; and CMS Hang Seng Tech Index ETF (03423.HK), up 1.93%.

The five decliners were: Ping An of China CSI HK Dividend ETF (03070.HK), down 1.07% to lead; ChinaAMC Hang Seng Biotech ETF (03069.HK), down 0.84%; CSOP FTSE ETF Connect East-West Succession Equity Select Index ETF (03441.HK), down 0.36%; Global X Hang Seng High Dividend Yield ETF (03110.HK), down 0.34%; and CSOP Hang Seng Biotech ETF (03174.HK), down 0.30%.

According to a notice issued by China Investment Information Services Limited on October 30 on the regular adjustment of the list of ETFs eligible for Southbound Stock Connect trading, 10 ETFs will be added to the list with effect from November 9. The additions are ChinaAMC HK-US AI ETF (03140.HK), Harvest Tech 50 ETF (03169.HK), CSOP FTSE Asia Tech Index ETF (03473.HK), CSOP Nomura FTSE HK-Japan Equity Cash Flow Focus Index ETF (03535.HK), Galaxy Bosera MSCI China ASEAN Economic Linkage Select Index ETF (02805.HK), Fullgoal Hang Seng HK High Dividend ETF (03031.HK), Fubon Hang Seng Shanghai-Shenzhen-Hong Kong High Dividend ETF (03190.HK), Global X China Life Franklin HK-US Equity Select ETF (03428.HK), Hang Seng High Dividend 30 Index ETF (03466.HK) and Value Partners HK-US Dividend Low Volatility ETF (03488.HK). The additions cover artificial intelligence, technology, high dividend and low-volatility dividend strategies.

Data from NewTimeSpace Research Institute shows a structural feature on November 2 of "recovery in consumer and technology growth against a pullback in AI infrastructure and resources". The upside was driven jointly by liquor, clean energy, internet, ChiNext, STAR 50 and cloud computing, with all top-ten gainers up at least 2.46% and E Fund (HK) CSI Liquor Index ETF leading for a second consecutive session. The downside was concentrated in AI infrastructure, copper mining, blockchain, gold miner and metals, with a maximum decline of 3.75%. Compared with October 30, when the gainers list was almost entirely liquor, dividend and A-share broad-based products, dividend names dropped out of the top ranks and technology growth retook the majority of seats, while the losers list shifted from pure technology hardware to AI infrastructure, resources and regional themes, with STAR 50, ChiNext and HK-Korea technology products moving into the gainers list. On the Southbound side, Hang Seng TECH products rose collectively while dividend and biotech products edged lower, broadly in line with the overall market direction.