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Shenzhen Xinyuren Technology and Qingdao Kutesmart led stock gainers with 20.02% increases, while China GreatWall Technology declined by 10% amid market volatility.
Sinosun Technology and Bluefocus Intelligence lead stock gainers with a 20% increase, while Shenzhen Ysstech declines by 12.46% amid mixed trading in China’s stock market.
Highbroad Advanced tops volatile stocks with a 20% increase, while Shenzhen YSSTECH records a significant 10.17% drop, highlighting varied trends among China's most active stocks today.
Sinosun Technology and EIT Environmental experienced substantial gains of 20.04% and 20.02%, respectively, while Jianerkang Medical surged by 12.73%, reflecting a diverse performance among leading stocks.
China's major indices posted moderate gains today, with the SSE Composite increasing by 0.35% and the Shenzhen Component Index gaining 0.67%, indicating continued investor optimism in key sectors.
China’s stock market saw notable declines today, with Bright Power Semiconductor down 11.79% and Sichuan Dev Lomon and Phoenix Shipping each falling approximately 10%.
Hong Kong’s stock market saw significant movements today, with China In-Tech Ltd. soaring 95.08% and Jimu Group Ltd. experiencing a steep decline of 26.92%.
Today's trading session highlighted significant movements in the Chinese stock market, with Smarter Microelectronics rising 20.04% and Hunan TV & Broadca declining 6.69%, marking a day of contrasts.
On the UPCoM front, VPS Securities not only retained its dominance but also expanded its market share by an impressive 2.61 percentage points, reaching a commanding 30.77 percent. The UPCoM rankings have also seen significant adjustments; Vietnam Construction Securities JSC and MB Securities JSC both moved up one rank, while VNDirect Securities Corporation fell two spots to fifth. Hồ Chí Minh City Securities Corporation (HSC) experienced a minor decline, losing 0.48 percent in market share and dropping one rank.
Huang Wei-jie, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Statistics at Taiwan, attributed this robust performance to restocking requirements linked to new technology product launches and substantial investments by U.S. tech giants in AI development. While the momentum in industrial production appears sustainable, Huang cautioned that growth may slow slightly in September as some non-tech firms face challenges and opt for maintenance inspections, as indicated by the ministry’s monthly survey.
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