Hong Kong's equity market is set for a record wave of lock-up expirations, with billions of dollars' worth of previously restricted shares becoming eligible for trading. Analysts warn the increased supply could weigh on stock prices, even as strong IPO gains encourage profit-booking and investors closely monitor market sentiment.
Hong Kong's equity market is set for a record wave of lock-up expirations, with billions of dollars' worth of previously restricted shares becoming eligible for trading. Analysts warn the increased supply could weigh on stock prices, even as strong IPO gains encourage profit-booking and investors closely monitor market sentiment.
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