It was almost as if the Hang Seng's May 22 selloff after Beijing introduced the National Security Law never happened, especially after it surged past 24000 in the first three days of June. Kenny Wen, Wealth Management Strategist at Everbright Sun Hung Kai, spoke to us on MONEY FM 89.3 from Hong Kong to talk about the Hang Seng's recent fine run of form, how banking and property stocks might fare, and whether we're near the next resistance for the Hang Seng.

<p>It was almost as if the Hang Seng's May 22 selloff after Beijing introduced the National Security Law never happened, especially after it surged past 24000 in the first three days of June. Kenny Wen, Wealth Management Strategist at Everbright Sun Hung Kai, spoke to us on <strong>MONEY FM 89.3</strong> from Hong Kong to talk about the Hang Seng's recent fine run of form, how banking and property stocks might fare, and whether we're near the next resistance for the Hang Seng.</p>

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