Among companies dual primary listed in Hong Kong and the US, the trading volume (share) in Hong Kong rose to 36%, implying that investors are more willing to buy Hong Kong stocks, with funds flowing back from US stocks to H-shares, Cathy Zhang, Head of APAC Equity Capital Markets at Morgan Stanley, said.This year, southbound funds flowing into H-shares amounted to approx. US$129 billion, surpassing the total for last year, Zhang added. The average daily trading volume nearly doubled YoY, maintaining above US$30 billion, while the discount of H-shares to A-shares continued to narrow.Related NewsDaiwa: HK Stocks See Slower Earnings Growth in 1H25; Upstream & TMT Sectors Robust, But Auto Sector Cools