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Intel (INTC. O) continued to rise, expanding its gains to 14%, and its share price hit a new high since August last year.
Spot gold expanded to 1.00% intraday gains, now reported at $2928.33/ounce.
Intel (INTC. O) initially rose to 10% after news that Intel may be split, and TSMC and Broadcom are considering taking over.
Baidu (09888.HK) extended losses to 8% in the afternoon, with turnover nearly 2.35 billion Hong Kong dollars, now trading at 88.85 Hong Kong dollars.
Lun Copper expanded its daily gain to 2.00% and is now trading at $9,666.00/ton.
The main contract of Shanghai silver futures rose by 3.04% and is now reported at 8231 yuan/kg.
Cryptocurrency ATM operator Localcoin has announced its expansion into the Hong Kong market, deploying 31 bitcoin ATMs. The company has previously deployed 93 bitcoin ATMs in Australia and New Zealand, and its network has now expanded to 517 locations worldwide.
Spot gold day rose to 1.00%, now reported 2937.39 US dollars/ounce, continue to brush record high.
The main fuel oil contract rose by 3.54% to 3,772 yuan/ton.
U.S. Steel (X. N) rose short-term, expanding gains to 1.8 percent at one point, as President Donald Trump considers allowing the sale of U.S. steel to Japanese iron companies.
Spot gold expanded to 1.00% intraday gains, now reported at $2842.81/ounce.
The Nasdaq China Golden Dragon index expanded its gains to 3.3 percent, XPeng Motors (XPEV. N) rose more than 8 percent, Li Auto (LI. O) rose more than 7 percent, and JD.com (JD. O) and Baidu (BIDU. O) rose more than 4 percent.
The index expanded to 4%, with auto stocks leading the way, with XPeng Motors (09868.HK) rising 8%.
Hong Kong stocks rallied, with the Hang Seng Index expanding to 3% and the Composite Index rising 4.63%.