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Hong Kong tech stocks and semiconductor stocks collectively surged, with JD.com, Alibaba, and Li Auto rising 4% each. Pop Mart plummeted 22%.
Reporter | Li Yutong, trainee reporter Lin Qianwei
Editor | Wu Guixing
On March 25, Hong Kong stocks rose across the board. The Hang Seng Index closed up 1.09%, and the Hang Seng Tech Index closed up nearly 2%.
After the midday session, internet and technology stocks probed lower before rebounding. By the close, Meituan was up nearly 14%, JD.com and Alibaba and Li Auto were up more than 4%, Byd Electronics was up more than 3%, and NIO was up nearly 2%.
The semiconductor sector gained collectively. Biren Technology was up more than 5%, Lanchi Technology was up more than 4%, SMIC and Hua Hong Semiconductor were up more than 2%, and Tianshu Zhixin, Zhaoyi Innovation, Shanghai Fudan, and others also followed higher. AI application stocks surged: Zhipu was up more than 16%, MINIMAX-W was up more than 4%. Non-ferrous metals and steel were among the top gainers.
On the downside, new consumer concept stocks led the declines. Pop Mart fell more than 22%; sales revenue of non-Labubu IP products did not meet expectations; Mixue Group fell more than 5%.
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