Hong Kong stocks declined on Friday, dragged down by weaker-than-expected Chinese export data and technology sector losses,
The Hang Seng Index dropping 244 points or 0.92 percent to close at 26,241,
Though the benchmark still managed a weekly gain of 335 points or 1.29 percent.
The HSI opened 135 points lower at 26,350 and extended losses throughout the session, hitting an intraday low of 26,167 after China's October exports missed expectations.
The tech index fell 1.8 percent to 5,837.
The turnover reached HK$209.64 billion with northbound capital recording a net inflow of HK$7.52 billion.
Technology stocks led the decline, with Kuaishou (1024) dropping 5.9 percent, Alibaba (9988) falling 3 percent, Tencent (0700) declining 1.6 percent, JD.com (9618) losing 2.3 percent, and Meituan (3690) down 1.3 percent.
Pop Mart (9992) slid 5.9 percent after an employee's on-air comment questioning the value of its blind boxes went viral during a live stream.
In mainland China, the Shanghai Composite Index dipped 0.25 percent to 3,997 points while the Shenzhen Component Index lost 0.36 percent to 13,404.
