The Hong Kong Stock Exchange will implement a new stock trading fee structure starting today.

Jin10 data reported on June 30 that the Hong Kong exchange will implement a new stock trading fee structure starting today (30th), completely breaking the previous limits of a minimum of 2 HKD and a maximum of 100 HKD. “This adjustment is related to the Hong Kong market’s policy to lower the minimum price fluctuation (the smallest price change unit for buying and selling stocks). Under the new standard, the cost of microtransactions for investors will significantly decrease,” said industry insiders. Specifically, in the past, due to the existence of minimum fee limits, the transaction costs for microtransactions were relatively high. For example, for a transaction of 1000 HKD, the minimum fee was 2 HKD, resulting in a fee ratio of up to 0.2%. After the adjustment, the fee ratio is 0.0042%, which is 0.042 HKD, significantly lowering the cost. At the same time, the minimum and maximum fee limits have been removed, allowing institutional investors to more accurately calculate transaction costs, optimize trading strategies, and better control costs when conducting large-scale transactions. In addition, after the new regulations, there will still be bilateral fees for buying and selling.