Hong Kong - Hong Kong share prices will face turbulence next week amid continued volatility in China shares, dealers said. For the week ending August 8, the benchmark Hang Seng Index closed down 218.99 points, or 0.99 percent, at 21,885.21. Analysts said they expected the market to remain under pressure in the near term on concerns over volatility in China shares and the US economic outlook. Peter Lai, a director at DBS Vickers, expects the Hang Seng Index to find support at 20,700-21,000 points in the near term. "The sentiment on the mainland is very bearish as investors fear that the market could fall further on concerns that Beijing may announce new tightening measures after the Olympics," Lai told Dow Jones Newswires. "Weak sentiment will weigh on Chinese property and financial stocks in the coming weeks," he said. Francis Lun, general manager of Fulbright Securities, also cited market declines in China. "The eighth is not an auspicious day for the stock market in China, many foreign investors decided to sell out," said Lunn. , who expects the Hang Seng Index to find support at around 21,000 next week. "The market is in for some turbulence," he said.