The longest winning streak in nine years for Chinese stocks traded in Hong Kong is in jeopardy of coming to an end, done in by a decline in the shares of financial companies such as China Minsheng Banking Corp.

Hong Kong stocks rose to the highest level in five weeks, led by property developers and energy companies, after Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen reiterated her intention to raise interest rates only gradually and commodities entered a bull market.

Asian stocks were little changed, after the benchmark equity index rallied on Tuesday, as investors weighed data showing Japan’s economy grew more than initially reported and investors awaited a report on Chinese trade.