Petroleum Petrochemical subscription card sought after

Warrant warrants decoding-Macquarie Capital Securities Co., Ltd. Chen Qizhi HSI, which opened more than 400 points in Tuesday, maintained a 17,400 to 17,500-point stay, closing at 17,544 points to a close of more than 7 months and a rise of about 3.1% per cent.　　The turnover of Hong Kong stocks rebounded to more than HK $80 billion and the turnover of warrants and bull bear certificates was about HK $15.3 billion. From the list of warrants, the New York period oil rose by about 4.8% in Monday to $59.08 a barrel, creating nearly six-month highs, with Sinopec (00386.HK), PetroChina (00857.HK) and China Offshore Oil (00883.HK) rising between 3.8% and 5.4% in Tuesday.　　By this impetus, oil and petrochemical subscription certificate was sought after, a sea oil subscription card rose to 292%, the top of the list of warrants. In terms of the deal, the PetroChina warrants and the cattle bear card turnover of about HK $510 million, compared with Monday, an increase of about 6.5%, a big deal warrants and Bear certificate.　　The price of the five major transactions of PetroChina was 6.68 to HK $8.88, and the prices rose by about 10.6% to 18.3%. The turnover of Sinopec warrants and Bull Bear certificates was about HK $220 million, down by about 10% from Monday. In Monday, although the inflow of capital to Sinopec was reduced to about HK $9.71 million, it was still the third largest inflow of warrants, with a net inflow of about HK $690,000 in cattle certificates.