On September 10, BIDU-W fell 3.15% in regular trading, trading at HK$89.35 per share, with turnover of HK$69.56 million. The stock retreated after a dense series of positive catalysts were priced in over recent sessions.

On the news front, BIDU-W has received multiple index inclusion announcements in rapid succession: its A-class ordinary shares were formally added to both the Shanghai-Hong Kong and Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect programs effective September 7; HKEx announced its inclusion in the HKEx Tech 100 Index effective September 14; and Hang Seng Indexes confirmed inclusion in three Hang Seng Stock Connect technology-related indices effective October 26. Southbound capital recorded a single-day net inflow of HK$1.735 billion. With these catalysts now largely realized, profit-taking pressure intensified.

At the sector level, the Interactive Media and Services industry traded broadly weaker, adding further drag. TENCENT fell 1.8%, KUAISHOU-W dropped 2.72%, BILIBILI-W slipped 0.64%, MEITU declined 2.26%, and NEWBORNTOWN lost 1.96%.

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