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Chinese Stocks Flat, Set for Biggest Annual Gains in Years

The Shanghai Composite remained flat at 3,969, while the Shenzhen Component hovered around 13,601, both set for significant annual gains. December's PMI data showed a rise to 50.7, with manufacturing PMI at 50.1, indicating expansion. Notable stock gains included Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (+0.4%), Contemporary Amperex Technology (+0.3%), CNOOC (+1.1%), NAURA Technology Group (+1.5%), and Zijin Mining Group (+5%).

Trading Economics·12/31/2025 10:44

Trading Economics·12/31/2025 10:44

EXCLUSIVE-China mandates 50% domestic equipment rule for chipmakers, sources say

China has mandated that chipmakers use at least 50% domestically made equipment for new capacity, aiming for self-sufficiency in semiconductor production. This rule, not publicly documented, is a response to U.S. export restrictions and is pushing Chinese manufacturers to rely on local suppliers. The initiative is part of a broader effort led by President Xi Jinping to build a self-sufficient semiconductor supply chain. The policy has already shown results, with domestic companies like Naura Technology advancing rapidly in chip manufacturing technologies.

Reuters·12/30/2025 17:04

Reuters·12/30/2025 17:04

The Hang Seng Index opened slightly higher, SMIC rose nearly 3%, precious metal stocks faced selling pressure, and 6 new stocks are in fierce competition | Hong Kong stock market opens

The Hang Seng Index opened 1 point higher this morning, reporting at 25,636 points. Precious metal stocks fell due to profit-taking, with spot gold prices dropping over 4% to $4,331.48, and spot silver prices falling nearly 9% to $72.15. The three major U.S. stock indices collectively declined, with Tesla's stock price dropping 3.3% due to delays in the Cybertruck project. SMIC plans to acquire 49% equity in North China Semiconductor for 40.6 billion, with the stock opening at 71.5 yuan, up nearly 3%

Stheadline·12/30/2025 09:30

Stheadline·12/30/2025 09:30

Kunlun Core is gaining momentum! Wall Street is optimistic about Baidu: expected to replicate Google's AI comeback path

The expectation of Baidu's subsidiary chip company Kunlun Core going public is driving Wall Street to reassess Baidu's value, with the valuation logic shifting from traditional businesses to hard technology assets centered around chips. Macquarie Securities estimates that Baidu's 59% stake in Kunlun Core is valued at approximately $16.5 billion, accounting for about 30% of its target valuation for Baidu. Kunlun Core's revenue is expected to double next year to around $1.4 billion, placing it in the same tier as Cambricon

Wallstreetcn·12/12/2025 11:33

Wallstreetcn·12/12/2025 11:33

A-shares experienced volatile adjustments, with the ChiNext Index falling over 2%. Computing hardware weakened, with Sugon hitting the limit down, while Hong Kong stock indices showed mixed performance, and SMIC rose

A-shares experienced a volatile adjustment, with the ChiNext Index falling over 2%, the Shenzhen Component Index down over 1%, and the Shanghai Composite Index down 0.61%. Sectors such as consumer electronics and computing hardware saw significant declines, with Sugon hitting the limit down. The Hong Kong stock index showed mixed performance, with SMIC rising. Most commodity futures declined, while the main contract for Shanghai silver rose nearly 4%. Government bond futures opened low and rose high, with the 30-year main contract up 0.12%

Wallstreetcn·12/10/2025 10:00

Wallstreetcn·12/10/2025 10:00