A-shares opened lower and then rose, with the STAR 50 Index surging 4%, and the semiconductor industry chain exploding; Hong Kong's tech stocks collectively fell.
On August 5th, the A-share market opened lower and then rose, with the STAR Market 50 Index once surging over 4% during the session, and sectors such as semiconductor materials, semiconductor equipment, and semiconductor silicon wafers in the semiconductor industry chain collectively booming. The ChiNext Index once plunged over 3% at market open, then quickly narrowed its losses and turned positive. Meanwhile, the Hong Kong stocks market opened higher and then pulled back, with the Hang Seng Index and Hang Seng Tech Index both falling in the morning session, and internet stocks collectively declining.
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