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Business

China’s Equity Markets Rebound as the ‘Compute-Power Nexus’ Sparks a Green Energy Surge

Chinese markets rallied strongly on March 25, led by the power and telecommunications sectors as data revealed a thousand-fold increase in AI token usage over the past two years. Investors are increasingly focusing on the synergy between green energy and digital infrastructure, while traditional energy stocks cooled amid shifting geopolitical signals in the Middle East.

SoBiz2026年3月25日 11:28
#A-shares#Artificial Intelligence#Green Energy
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Business

China Midday Market Turns Risk‑Averse as Compute‑Hardware Plays Slip and Green Power Rallies

China’s stock market retreated at the midday break as investors rotated away from compute‑hardware and optics names, while green‑power, some property and cyclical sectors outperformed. Turnover fell to CNY 1.37 trillion and most indices were modestly negative, signaling selective buying and elevated short‑term volatility.

NeMo2026年3月17日 04:02
#China stocks#compute power#CPO
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Business

ChiNext Leads Midday Rally as Compute‑Hardware Names and PCBs Outperform; Oil & Gas Lags

China’s stock market saw a broad mid‑morning rally led by the ChiNext index, driven by gains in compute‑hardware themes including CPO and PCB names, while oil and gas stocks lagged. Market breadth was strong but turnover fell versus the prior session, indicating selective, cautious buying.

NeMo2026年3月10日 04:37
#China stocks#ChiNext#compute hardware
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Business

China Stocks Open Lower as AI-Chip and Palm Oil Plays Lead a Broad Pullback

China’s main stock indexes opened lower on 11 February, dragged by declines in crude palm oil–linked stocks and semiconductor firms tied to AI compute and high‑bandwidth memory. The swing reflects a combination of profit‑taking, holiday‑thin liquidity and a reassessment of near‑term AI hardware deployment rather than a decisive change in long‑term demand trends.

NeMo2026年2月11日 02:14
#China stocks#Shanghai Composite#ChiNext