According to the Economic Information Agency on the 6th, multiple data released by the United States yesterday exceeded expectations, coupled with dovish remarks from Federal Reserve officials, leading to a rise in U.S. stocks and an increase in Hong Kong stocks. The Hang Seng Index opened at 26,061, up 126 points or 0.5%, returning to the 26,000 mark, with a main board turnover of HKD 4.035 billion. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index reported 9,203, up 40 points or 0.4%. The Hang Seng Tech Index reported 5,822, up 36 points or 0.6%.
Reports indicate that China has banned state-funded data centers from using foreign AI chips, leading to a 2.58% increase in SMIC (00981), which opened at HKD 73.55.
HSBC (00005) opened up 1.47%, reporting HKD 109; Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (00388) rose 1.23%, reporting HKD 428.8.
The new energy vehicle brand Li Auto (02015) opened up 1.49%, reporting HKD 78.5. In the tech sector, Alibaba (09988) opened up 1.45%, reporting HKD 160.8, JD Group (09618) rose 0.81%, reporting HKD 123.8, Tencent (00700) rose 0.08%, reporting HKD 629.5, Baidu (09888) opened down 0.49%, reporting HKD 121, and Meituan (03690) saw multiple bonds priced, with its stock price rising 0.89%, reporting HKD 102.1.
Cathay Pacific (00293) plans to spend HKD 7 billion to acquire shares that Qatar Airways intends to sell, with its stock price rising 3.01%, reporting HKD 11.62.
Techtronic Industries (00669) opened down 2.13%, reporting HKD 87.35, making it the worst-performing blue chip currently; BYD (01211) has fallen for the seventh consecutive day, with its stock price opening down 0.79%, reporting HKD 94.65. (ey)

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The Hang Seng Index opened 126 points higher, reporting 26,061, influenced by U.S. economic data and dovish comments. SMIC opened 2.58% higher, HSBC and Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing opened 1.47% and 1.23% higher, respectively. Li Auto opened 1.49% higher, and Alibaba and JD.com also saw increases. Cathay Pacific plans to spend HKD 7 billion to acquire shares in Qatar Airways, with its stock price rising 3.01%. Techtronic Industries opened 2.13% lower, and BYD fell for the seventh consecutive day

- Recent U.S. data exceeded expectations, contributing to gains in U.S. and Hong Kong stock markets, with the Hang Seng Index opening at 26,061, up 126 points or 0.5%.  
- Chinese regulations banning state-funded data centers from using foreign AI chips led to a 2.58% increase in SMIC shares, while HSBC and HKEX also saw gains.  
- Cathay Pacific plans to spend 7 billion HKD to acquire Qatar Airways' stake, resulting in a 3.01% rise in its stock price.

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The Hang Seng Index opened 126 points higher at 26,061, returning to 26,000, with SMIC opening higher supported by national policies