Hong Kong Stock Afternoon Review | Hang Seng Index rose 0.36% in early trading, Tencent surged more than 6%

Zhitongcaijing · 1d ago

The Zhitong Finance App learned that the Hong Kong stock Hang Seng Index rose 0.36% to 89 points to 25,131 points; the Hang Seng Technology Index rose 0.99%. Hong Kong stocks traded HK$146.1 billion in early trading.

Tencent (00700) led the blue chip with a 6.6% increase. The AI assistant Muse verifies consumer-grade agents, and institutions are optimistic about “small and micro” ecological barriers.

Alibaba-W (09988) rose 2.9%, and will fully invest in AI infrastructure construction and release the next-generation AI chip Zhenwu V900.

Lanqi Technology (06809) rose 9%, the AI agent Muse ignited the CPU market, and demand for memory interconnect chips is expected to increase.

Conet Optics (02276) rose more than 7% to a four-month high, and the business of Jiangsu Anchored Smart Glasses Circuit Company continued to upgrade.

Jingtai Holdings (02228) rose more than 4%, and XtalPi Science performed better than Claude in many drug discovery missions.

Huiliang Technology (01860) rose more than 5%, and the next-generation AI Infra is expected to launch in October, which is expected to open up budget space for medium to heavy games.

Haizhi Technology Group (02706) rose more than 8%, the company's smart device business surged 135.6% in half a year, and the industrial route remained strong.

Liberal Arts Interactive (00434) rose more than 11%, and Bitcoin rose above 85,000 US dollars. The company held a total of about 4,468 bitcoins.

The new stock of Najun Technology (09856) was listed for the first time, rising more than 12% in early trading, and the company ranked fifth among all professional optical module manufacturers in the world.

Gold stocks fell again. Zijin Gold International (02259) fell 4.8%, and another Federal Reserve official “released an eagle.”

BOSS Direct Hiring - W (02076) fell by more than 3.7%, and two major transactions reappeared before the market. Recently, Tencent reduced its holdings by more than HK$2.2 billion.