
The Hang Seng Tech Index has fallen by 2% to 5,396.14, marking a downturn that has pushed the index into correction territory following a strong rally. This decline is part of a broader trend, as Chinese tech stocks have dropped more than 10% over the last two weeks amid growing concerns over tariffs, which have soured market sentiment. Notably, shares of NIO, a prominent electric vehicle manufacturer, have decreased by over 4%. Additionally, trading volume on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) and Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) has exceeded 1 trillion yuan for the 49th consecutive trading day, indicating sustained market activity despite the downturn.
🇨🇳TURNOVER ON SSE AND SZSE EXCEEDED 1 TRILLION YUAN FOR THE 49TH CONSECUTIVE TRADING DAY. #CHINA $SHCOMP $SSEC $ASHR $HSI $KWEB $FXI $HXC $DRAG $YINN $YANG @MKTNews24 https://t.co/xD1M78PMY2 https://t.co/eE6ZR5h4jr
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*HONG KONG'S HANG SENG TECH INDEX FALLS 2% 🇭🇰🇭🇰 https://t.co/jPFwGwXZqD



