# Hong Kong stocks
Latest news and articles about Hong Kong stocks
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Hang Seng Edges Higher as Tech Stocks Slip and AI Plays Rally
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng closed marginally higher while the Hang Seng Tech Index fell, as AI-related ‘large-model’ stocks and gold miners rallied and major internet platforms like Tencent slid. The session illustrated a market split: speculative AI plays attracted flows even as policy-sensitive mega-cap tech names remained susceptible to rumor-driven volatility.
AI Red‑Packet War Sends Hong Kong Tech Stocks Tumbling, Tencent Shares Slide Nearly 5%
China’s internet giants have deployed more than RMB4 billion in AI‑themed red‑packet campaigns ahead of Lunar New Year, prompting a sell‑off in Hong Kong technology stocks. Tencent fell nearly 5% as investors weighed rapid user‑acquisition tactics against margin pressure and uncertain monetisation timelines.
MiniMax’s Music 2.5 Sparks Hong Kong AI Rally — Signal of China’s Shift from Model Hype to Vertical Commercialisation
MiniMax’s launch of Music 2.5 — a music-generation model with stronger structural control and vocal fidelity — triggered sharp gains in Hong Kong AI stocks, highlighting a market pivot toward application-ready AI. Combined with open-source and deployment-focused releases from other domestic players, the episode underscores a broader shift in China’s AI industry from model-size competition to vertical, engineering-led commercialisation.
Mainland Investors Trim Hong Kong Exposure; Alibaba Tops Southbound Selling as Pop Mart Draws Fresh Buys
Mainland investors net sold about HK$1.601 billion in Hong Kong stocks on January 23, with Alibaba and China Mobile among the largest net sold positions while Pop Mart drew sizable buys. The flows reflect selective profit-taking and sector rotation rather than a broad retreat from Hong Kong equities.
Selective Strength in Hong Kong: New-Consumption and Gold Outperform as Tech and Chips Cool Off
Hong Kong stocks ended slightly lower as investors rotated into new-consumption and gold stocks while AI and semiconductor names pulled back. The session highlighted a selective, sector-driven market with consumption and safe-haven themes gaining traction amid profit-taking in tech.