Hong Kong stocks finished the year positively as the **Hang Seng Index rose 0.1%** to 20,059.95, marking gains after **four consecutive years of losses**.
A **PMI report indicated expansion** in China’s manufacturing sector for the third month in a row, reflecting signs of economic recovery.
China Mengniu Dairy and Shenhua Energy were the biggest gainers, while electric vehicle maker Li Auto and SMIC experienced declines.
The **CSI 300 Index grew by 15%** this year, contributing to market optimism among investors amid new stimulus measures from China.
Despite the gains, analysts urge **caution** due to weak recovery momentum and potential downward revisions to earnings forecasts.
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