HONG KONG, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Hong Kong stocks slipped from a near two-month high on Monday, weighed down by a 3 percent slide on the Shanghai market after Chinese banking and property counters were hit by government tightening measures.
The Hang Seng Index <.HSI> fell 0.52 percent to 24,156.97, with strong gains in large cap commercial property developers helping to limit losses. The China Enterprises Index <.HSCE> of top locally listed mainland companies fell 1.63 percent. (Reporting by Vikram Subhedar; Editing by Chris Lewis) (vikram.subhedar@thomsonreuters.com; +852 2843 6975; Reuters Messaging: vikram.subhedar.reuters.com@reuters.net))