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JPMorgan Asset Management's Zhu Chaoping: Institutional investors remain cautious about the mainland recovery

JPMorgan Chase asset management strategist Zhu Chaoping, based in Shanghai, pointed out that despite the Chinese economic data showing a contrast between weak domestic economic performance and strong exports, the annual GDP growth still aims to reach 5%. The slowdown in consumption and fixed asset investment reflects the diminishing impact of consumption subsidies. Despite facing macroeconomic headwinds, the Chinese stock market remains resilient, primarily benefiting from the global AI trend. Zhu Chaoping believes that policymakers are cautious about introducing aggressive stimulus measures in the short term, and the divergence of internal and external trends is reflected in the stock market

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GigaDevice Semiconductor Sets IPO Offer Price at HK$162 Per Share

GigaDevice Semiconductor Inc. has set the offer price for its H Shares at HK$162.00 ahead of its listing on the Main Board of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong. Trading is expected to begin at 9:00 a.m. on January 13, 2026, with shares traded in lots of 100 H Shares each.

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Montage Technology plans up to $1 billion Hong Kong share sale in January, sources say

Montage Technology plans a second listing in Hong Kong with a share offering of $800 million to $1 billion, aiming to start trading by January 26. The funds will be used for R&D and expansion. This deal could be the largest in Hong Kong since September. Montage, a semiconductor designer, has seen its shares nearly double in value over the past year and holds a significant market share in memory interconnect chips. Revenue is projected to increase by 59% from 2023 to 2024, reaching 3.64 billion yuan.

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The Hang Seng Index fell 322 points in half a day, HSBC dropped over 2%, Tencent and Alibaba declined, while SMIC rose against the trend | Hong Kong stock market opens

The Hang Seng Index opened 156 points lower this morning, falling as much as 404 points, currently reported at 26,136 points, down 322 points or 1.22%. Among the heavyweight blue-chip stocks, HSBC fell 2.5%, AIA dropped 2.3%, Tencent decreased by 1.7%, and Alibaba declined by 1.5%. SMIC rose over 2% against the trend, with Morgan Stanley optimistic about its role as a key supporter of AI localization in China. The U.S. ADP data showed that new job numbers fell short of expectations, while the ISM services index performed better. International oil prices are sluggish, with New York crude oil down 2%

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National Big Fund, major moves!

On January 2, 2026, SMIC agreed to issue 357 million shares to the National Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund, increasing its shareholding ratio from 4.79% to 9.25%. This transaction raised the National Integrated Circuit Fund's holdings in SMIC to 740 million shares. SMIC also introduced new investors to SMIC Southern through a capital increase agreement, with the National Integrated Circuit Fund's third phase increasing its investment by USD 1.832 billion. After acquiring SMIC Northern, SMIC became its wholly-owned subsidiary

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