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Big change in the wind! The technology boom is sweeping the market, and the Hong Kong stock semiconductor sector is booming across the board.
①With the sudden surge of technology trend in the market, how do institutions view it? ②Hong Kong stocks related to chips are all surging, which bullish factors are currently brewing?
Semiconductor stocks surged in the afternoon, with Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (00981) rising by 14.42%. Institutions expect steady development and performance improvement in the semiconductor industry.
Golden Finance News | Semiconductor stocks surged in the afternoon, with Contel (01912) up 23.81%, HG Semi (06908) up 18.31%, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (00981) up 14.42%, Shanghai Fudan (01385) up 13.15%, Hua Hong Semi (01347) up 10.61%, Solomon Systech (02878) up 8%. On the news front, GTJA stated that in the past week, among the seven major technology industries tracked, the semiconductor industry was the only one to rise, with the selected index rising by 3.2%, outperforming the SSE Composite Index by 6.8 percentage points, while the rest of the industries.
Hong Kong stocks show unusual movements | Semiconductor stocks rebound in early trading, taiwan semiconductor's performance and guidance exceed expectations, institutions are bullish on the industry's continuous growth in terminal sales quarter-on-quarter
Semiconductor stocks rebounded in the morning session, as of the time of publication, Solomon Systech (02878) rose by 4%, to 0.52 Hong Kong dollars; Hua Hong Semi (01347) rose by 2.83%, to 21.8 Hong Kong dollars; Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (00981) rose by 2.88%, to 26.75 Hong Kong dollars.
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