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Written by: Zhang Weilun
2021-01-11 09:52
Last update date: 2021-01-11 09:53
The U.S. stock market continued its upward trend. The Dow once rose above 31,100 points last Friday, while the Nasdaq stabilized 13,000 points.
Although U.S. stocks rose, many Chinese stocks will be delisted in the U.S. from local time on a weekly basis, and the performance of related stocks has become the focus of investors today.
【09:52】Taiwan drops out and the stock market rises early
Stock markets in the Asia-Pacific region generally rose. Taiwan stocks reported 15516 points, up 52 points. South Korea’s KOSPI index reported 3228 points, up 76 points. Australia’s ASX 200 index reported 6720 points, down 37 points.
【09:49】Car stocks continue to rise
Auto stocks continued to rise this morning. BYD (1211) rose 5.8% to 254.2 yuan, Geely (0175) rose 0.5% to 33.4 yuan, China Long Automobile (2333) rose 2.4% to 30.25 yuan, and Dongfeng (0489) fell 0.2 %, reported 9.69 yuan, and Brilliance (1114) rose 0.8% to 6.62 yuan.
In addition, SMIC (0981) can be traded on the U.S. over-the-counter market until February 1. The latest report was 27.1 yuan, an increase of 8.4%.
【09:30】Shanghai and Shenzhen both open higher
The mainland stock market opened higher. The Shanghai Stock Exchange opened 1 point higher to 3571 points, and Shenzhen ChemChina opened 33 points higher to 15353 points.
[09:25] Hong Kong stocks regained 28,000 points
The Hang Seng Index opened 125 points higher this morning and the latest reported 28,003 points. The Hang Seng Index opened 100 points higher to 8730 points, and the H-Share Index opened up 79 points to 11035 points.
China Action (0941) opened 2% higher, and the latest price was 42.35 yuan, Tencent (0700) opened 1.4% higher to 581 yuan, and HSBC (0005) opened 0.8% lower to 43.05 yuan.
Hong Kong stock market trend
