Hong Kong Shares Rebound 0.25% to 18,072 After Losing Streak

Hong Kong equities ended a three-day slide on June 26 as the Hang Seng Index rose 0.25% to 18,072.90. The benchmark had plunged more than 5,800 points from 23,924.81 on June 22 amid Middle East tensions, higher oil prices, and weak global cues. Losses accelerated to 20,478.46 by June 25 after four straight down sessions totaling 5.2%. Financials led the modest recovery while tech and property shares remained mixed against softer European markets and a rebounding Nasdaq. Traders await U.S. inflation data with limited conviction for further gains.