A-share's three major indices opened higher across the board, with the ChiNext Index rising 1.56%; Hong Kong's Hang Seng Tech Index rose 1.41%, and chip stocks strengthened across the board.
A-shares opened higher across the board this morning, with the ChiNext Index up 1.56%, led by sectors such as chips and semiconductors, hashrate hardware, and memory chips. The Hang Seng Tech Index in Hong Kong stocks rose 1.41%, with chip stocks rebounding. In terms of news, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang expects chip sales to double by 2027 compared to this year, and AI hashrate leasing service provider Nebius plans to increase GPU cloud service pricing by 20%.
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