HONG KONG, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Hong Kong stocks climbed 1.15 percent to close at a 28-month high on Monday, spurred by strong gains in mainland markets as investors injected more funds with U.S. dollar weakness expected to continue.
The benchmark Hang Seng Index <.HSI> closed up 263.13 points at 23,207.31, its highest close since June 18, 2008. The China Enterprises Index <.HSCE> of top locally listed mainland stocks was up 1.52 percent at 12,951.90.
Turnover increased for a second straight session to HK$95.21 billion ($12.3 billion), from HK$86.6 billion in the previous session.
Shanghai's key stock index <.SSEC> closed up 2.49 percent in its biggest two-session surge as volume leapt to a 10-month high. (Reporting by Donny Kwok; Editing by Chris Lewis)