The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China index briefly widened its gains to more than 4 percent.
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.
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%.
Spot gold expanded to 1.00% intraday gains, now reported at $2827.02/ounce.