The Hang Seng climbed 226 points or 0.9% to end at 24,733 on Monday, snapping a four-session dip as all sectors gained. Traders looked ahead to developments on the U.S.-China trade truce, set to expire on August 12. Meanwhile, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent said Washington is optimistic about reaching a deal with China, following recent trade talks in Stockholm. Separately, China's top leaders pledged to support the economy and rein in “disorderly competition” during last week’s Politburo meeting. Beijing also confirmed its fourth plenum will be held in October, likely focusing on the next five-year plan. Further gains were capped by caution ahead of China’s July trade report and CPI/PPI figures. Meantime, a private July services PMI will be due Tuesday, after official data showed the slowest services growth in eight months in June. Zhejiang Leapmotor (8.3%) and Xpeng (2.5%) surged on strong July deliveries. Other top gainers included Laopu Gold (6.3%), Lenovo (4.7%), and SMIC (2.8%).