HONG KONG, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Hong Kong stocks fell on Friday, as a stronger dollar dragged oil and metals counters lower, while expectations that Beijing may raise reserve ratios again prompted investors to dump Chinese banks.
The benchmark Hang Seng Index <.HSI> finished the session down 0.77 percent at 22,877.25, its lowest close in almost eight weeks. For the week, the index lost 3.1 percent, its worst weekly performance in more than four months.
The China Enterprises Index <.HSCE> of top locally listed mainland companies fell 1.4 percent.
Oil counter CNOOC Ltd <0883.HK> dropped 1.1 percent and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd <1398.HK> fell 1.8 percent. (Reporting by Jun Ebias; Editing by Chris Lewis)