Hong Kong stocks fell 236 points, or 0.9%, to 26,721 on Wednesday morning, marking the third straight decline as trading resumed after Tuesday's break.
The weakness tracked overnight losses on Wall Street, where the S&P 500 snapped a seven-day rally after Oracle tumbled on margin concerns, dragging tech shares lower.
Sentiment was further weighed by political risks in France and Japan and the ongoing U.S. government shutdown.
All sectors dropped, with tech down about 2%, led by declines in SenseTime (-3.5%), SMIC (-2.9%), Kuaishou Tech (-2.8%), and Meituan (-2.1%).
In contrast, gold-related stocks gained as bullion prices continued to hit records, notably Laopu Gold (3.0%) and China National Gold Group Gold Jewellery (1.1%).
Still, losses were cushioned by optimism that sentiment may recover once mainland markets reopen Thursday.
Meanwhile, China's travel demand during the first six days of the Golden Week holiday reportedly remained resilient despite unfavorable weather in some areas.

Sumber : tradingview.com