Chinese shares listed in Hong Kong rose after the holiday as investors bought tech names despite Beijing's most forceful crackdown on illicit cross-border stock trading. The move suggests risk appetite and tech-led momentum are outweighing near-term regulatory concerns. The article is more about trading flows and sentiment than a fundamental catalyst.
Chinese shares listed in Hong Kong rose after the holiday as investors bought tech names despite Beijing's most forceful crackdown on illicit cross-border stock trading. The move suggests risk appetite and tech-led momentum are outweighing near-term regulatory concerns. The article is more about trading flows and sentiment than a fundamental catalyst.
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mildly positive
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