Hang Seng Index half a 0.3% big blessing think Big City will continue to rampage

The Bank of Hong Kong declined 0.3%, reported 18544.18, a deal of HK $27.198 billion, and said it still believes the city will continue to run rampant and that it will linger at 18000-19000 points in the short term.　　The bank also said that in a recent article by Alan Greenspan, the former Fed chairman, said that inflation was expected to be a major challenge for the next 10 years and that the market would focus on Greenspan's views on the U.S. economy and the country's future fiscal policy, so it was expected that the market focus would fall on the issue of a return to inflation. Moreover, China's tendency to increase reserves of energy and raw materials should stimulate a resurgence of buying of commodities and related stocks, and property as an inflation-resistant tool should also provide sustained support to property stocks.