HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- Hong Kong shares jumped early Friday as strong U.S. jobs data and an upbeat finish on Wall Street sparked a rally across sectors, with Chinese resource, property and banking shares among the leaders. The Hang Seng Index added 1.2% to 22,791.37 and the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index rose 1.3% to 12,810.21. Cnooc Ltd. climbed 2% and Aluminum Corp. of China Ltd. added 2.4% on gains in commodity prices Thursday. Shares of Bank of Communications Co. climbed 2.4% and China Overseas Land & Investment Ltd. gained 2.3% on eased worries about further policy tightening from Beijing ahead of the inflation data for June, which is now due to be released Saturday. China's Shanghai Composite was up a more modest 0.3% at 2,802.84 ahead of Saturday's data. The release date for the inflation data, which was earlier to be announced on July 15, has been brought forward to Saturday, according to reports.