China Stocks News

China's mainland stocks showed mixed performance on Monday, with AI and semiconductor shares declining while banking stocks rose. Hong Kong shares edged higher

China and Hong Kong stocks fell on Friday, with the CSI300 and Hang Seng heading for weekly losses, as fears of further US interest rate hikes weighed on sentim

China's stock markets saw slight gains while Hong Kong equities remained flat following August inflation data, which indicated an uneven economic recovery.

China's stock markets saw a slight increase on Tuesday, driven by agriculture, energy, and gold shares, while technology stocks experienced a decline. The CSI 3

Chinese stocks remained largely range-bound on Monday, as gains in technology shares were offset by losses in the banking and insurance sectors. This occurred d

China's mainland stocks rebounded on Friday, but major benchmarks are still set for weekly losses due to cooling AI share momentum and elevated US Treasury yiel

Mainland Chinese stocks rebounded, led by property shares, as investors awaited US jobs data and China's economic indicators. Hong Kong markets remained largely

China and Hong Kong stock markets experienced a sharp decline on Monday, primarily driven by technology shares. This downturn followed Alibaba's $10.2-billion s

China and Hong Kong stocks rebounded on Thursday, driven by strong performance in healthcare and technology sectors, following a previous session's selloff. Fre

Chinese and Hong Kong equities advanced, primarily driven by strong corporate earnings from technology and semiconductor companies. However, consumer and liquor

Chinese and Hong Kong stocks fell on Friday due to tightening liquidity, cautious positioning ahead of corporate earnings, and ongoing property-sector weakness,

China's stock market saw minimal changes with gold shares rising and tech shares falling, while Hong Kong's market was pressured by declining insurer stocks. In

Chinese equities reached a one-week high, driven by semiconductor stocks, while Hong Kong shares also saw gains. This rise was supported by improving global ris

Chinese equities fell due to a global selloff in AI-linked stocks affecting semiconductor companies, while Alibaba's new AI model boosted Hong Kong's technology

Chinese stocks declined due to a selloff in AI-linked shares, while Hong Kong shares gained, driven by internet platform companies. Investors are reallocating f

Asian markets, particularly China and Hong Kong equities, experienced declines on Friday due to a surge in crude oil prices above $100 a barrel, which fueled in

Chinese and Hong Kong stocks experienced significant declines on Friday, with mainland benchmarks facing their steepest weekly losses in over two years, driven

Chinese stocks remained stable despite a disappointing GDP report, as investors shifted from technology to consumer and financial shares, with Hong Kong equitie