Shares in Hong Kong fell 167 points, or 0.6%, to 26,976 on Monday morning deals, marking the second session of losses as most sectors, led by tech and consumer stocks, retreated.
Trading remained subdued with mainland markets closed for Golden Week and Hong Kong set to shut Tuesday for a local holiday.
Concerns lingered over the extended U.S. government shutdown, with White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett warning that mass layoffs could follow if President Trump and congressional Democrats fail to reach a deal.
Offsetting some weakness, a private survey showed Hong Kong's private sector grew for the second month in September, albeit at a slightly slower pace.
Key decliners included EV makers Li Auto (-2.5%), XPeng (-1.5%), Geely Auto (-0.9%), UBtech Robotics (-3.6%), Galaxy Entertainment (-2.3%), and Sands China (-2.1%).

Sumber : tradingview.com