Hong Kong's stock market experienced a positive turn on Tuesday morning, with shares climbing by 142 points, or 0.6%, reaching 23,247. This upward movement broke the negative trend seen over the previous two trading sessions, driven by advances in the technology, energy, and consumer services sectors. Market sentiment was buoyed by new data from China, as a private survey indicated that factory activity on the mainland increased to its highest level in four months. This development followed Monday's official report showing the manufacturing sector had grown at its fastest pace in a year. The Hang Seng Index regained ground, bouncing back from a four-week low reached the prior day, in line with rises in Wall Street’s S&P 500 and Dow Jones indices the previous night. Despite this, investors remained cautious, closely watching developments related to U.S. tariffs ahead of the upcoming announcement on April 2, amid ongoing concerns about rising trade tensions. Early performers in the market included Wharf Real Estate with a 4.7% increase, Sino Biopharmaceutical with a 4.3% rise, Kuaishou Technology up 4.1%, Hansoh Pharmaceutical gaining 3.9%, and New Oriental Education & Technology Group advancing by 3.8%.