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This week's Hong Kong stock market hot stocks | With gold prices warming up, bullish voices resonate throughout Wall Street! The old gold shop surged 28% this week, reaching a new high; the "millet economy" continues to boost, with MINISO and POP MART cum
This week, the Hang Seng Index decreased by 1.64%, closing at 19,760.27 points; during the same period, the Hang Seng TECH Index fell by 2.98%, closing at 4,403.12 points; the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index also dropped by 2%, closing at 7,159.28 points.
Mobvista Is Said to Weigh Mintegral Unit Sale Amid Bain Interest
Hong Kong stocks movement | MOBVISTA (01860) surged more than 5% during the trading session as its subsidiary signed a key new Marketing Services agreement until 2027.
MOBVISTA (01860) surged over 5% during the trading session. As of the time of writing, it has risen by 5.38%, priced at 8.82 Hong Kong dollars, with a transaction volume of 55.3847 million Hong Kong dollars.
Mobvista Renews Key Marketing Agreements Until 2027
This week's Hong Kong stock bull | Biotechnology stocks performed brilliantly, with Jingtai Holdings soaring over 40% this week; seizing the opportunity of AI large model, ZTE has cumulatively risen over 14%.
Biotechnology stocks continued to show strong performance this week! Crystal Tech Holdings saw an overall increase of over 40% during the week, and Tongyuankang Medicine rose by over 23%. Taking advantage of the AI large model opportunity, it is reported that a partnership with ByteDance was formed, leading to a rise of over 14% for ZTE. SUPER HI gained over 13% this week, having surged nearly 77% since its performance report.
Hong Kong stock market movement | MOBVISTA (01860) surged over 6% during the session as the Doubao visual understanding model may accelerate the commercialization of multi-scenario AI applications.
MOBVISTA (01860) surged more than 6% during the trading session, and as of the time of writing, it has risen by 3.49%, priced at 8.91 Hong Kong dollars, with a transaction amount of 0.112 billion Hong Kong dollars.
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