[Updated at 10:17 a.m.]
The three major A-share indexes were all in the red, and the ChiNext rose more than 1%.
The Hang Seng Index rose to 1%, and the Hang Seng Index rose more than 2%. Hong Kong stocks WuXi Biologics rose more than 11%.
In terms of A-shares, the Hongmeng concept, digital currency, pork, computing power, and AI sectors were among the top gainers, while the coal, real estate, oil and gas, and infrastructure sectors were among the top decliners.
A-share computing power stocks rose sharply. High-tech development, Zhizhen Technology both rose to the limit, Hengwei Technology, Zhongbei Communication, Jinji Shares, Inspur Information, etc. have rushed up.
Huawei's concept stocks continued to rise, led by Hongmeng. Chuangzhi Technology, Changshan Beiming, Chuanzhi Education, Zhidu Shares, High-tech Development, LEEDARSON, Jida Zhengyuan and other shares rose by the limit, and Yahua Electronics rose by more than 15%.
On the news, on January 10, JD.com and Huawei announced their cooperation to officially launch the development of HarmonyOS native applications, and the HarmonyOS ecological map has been further improved. The HarmonyOS native version of JD App will be based on HarmonyOS NEXT's seamless full-scene streaming and native intelligence to create a smoother, smarter, and safer shopping experience for consumers.
On January 18, Huawei will hold an important event on HarmonyOS, which will reveal the next chapter of the HarmonyOS ecosystem and HarmonyOS NEXT.
[The following is updated at 9:45]
On Thursday, January 11, the three major A-share indexes were mixed, with the Shanghai Composite Index opening at 2,873.80 points, down 0.14%. The Shenzhen Component Index opened at 8918.23 points, down 0.05%. The GEM index opened at 1744.30 points, up 0.06%. The BSE 50 index fell 0.3%.
As of press time, the Shenzhen Component Index turned red, the ChiNext Index rose 0.26%, and the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 Index rose 0.68%.
Hong Kong stocks opened higher, with the Hang Seng Index opening up 0.35% and the Hang Seng Tech Index up 0.18%.
As of press time, the Hang Seng Index continued to strengthen.
In terms of A-shares, pork, wine and tourism, medicine, and chip sectors were among the top gainers, while banking, liquor, and coal sectors were among the top decliners.
In terms of Hong Kong stocks, the CRO concept led the gains, while oil and gas stocks and the Apple concept weakened.
WuXi Biologics surged 10% to 15% at the start of the session, bringing the total number of projects to 698 in 2023 with 132 new projects (including 9 Phase III and commercial "winning molecule" projects and 24 CMO projects). These projects have verified the trust and recognition of the company's CMO capabilities and scale, and the increase in the number of CMO projects will further enhance the company's near-term revenue.
The aquaculture sector rebounded
New Wufeng rose more than 8%, and Shennong Group rose more than 5%.
The pharmaceutical sector rose collectively, and the CRO concept rose sharply
Baihua Pharmaceutical's daily limit, Pharmaron rose more than 8%, and Gloria Young, Tigermed, and WuXi AppTec opened more than 6%.
The data element sector was active at the beginning of the session
Inspur Information, China Software, and Unisplendour rose more than 1%.
On the news, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved a Bitcoin spot ETF for the first time in history, authorizing 11 ETFs to start trading on Thursday.
The concept of ice and snow tourism continues to be hot
Changbai Mountain rose more than 7% to hit 8 consecutive boards, and Dalian Shengya rose more than 5%.
Coal stocks weakened at the start of the session
Xinji Energy fell 3%, and many stocks such as Yunmei Energy, Jinkong Coal Industry, and China Shenhua fell more than 1%.
Bank stocks fell
Ruifeng Bank, China Construction Bank, Agricultural Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, etc. all fell.
Shipping weakened, and the container shipping index opened up 3%
COSCO Shipping Energy and COSCO Shipping Holdings fell slightly, and Ningbo COSCO rose slightly.
The container transportation index (European line) opened 6% higher and is now up about 3% to 1793.9 points.
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