# non-ferrous metals
Latest news and articles about non-ferrous metals
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China Stocks Open Mixed as Geopolitics and Oil Keep Investors Cautious
Chinese equities opened mixed on March 16, with the Shanghai Composite slightly down and growth boards drifting. Brokers warned that geopolitical tensions and rising oil are the main pricing risks, while domestic liquidity and policy support could stabilise the market—pointing investors toward selective allocations in energy, staples and computing-hardware leaders ahead of earnings season.
China Midday: Broad Rally Lifts ChiNext as Power‑Grid Equipment and Industrial Names Surge
China’s stock market saw a broad mid‑session rally led by power‑grid equipment and other industrial names, while cinema chains tumbled. High turnover and more than 2,700 advancing stocks signalled a retail‑led rotation into infrastructure and materials ahead of the holiday period.
Hong Kong Stocks Tick Up on Metals Rally as Tech Pauses
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng rose modestly as metals and rare‑earth related stocks led gains, while some optical‑communications and large internet names drifted lower. The moves reflect investor interest in commodity and battery supply chains amid broader geopolitical and industrial concerns about raw‑material security.
Chinese Stocks Recover Midday as Chemicals and Robotics Lead Rotation; Consumer Names Slip
Chinese markets recovered from an early sell-off to close the morning session in the green, led by gains in chemicals, robotics and commodity-linked stocks while consumer sectors lagged. Trading volume dipped modestly and leadership concentrated in a few themes, signaling a rotation rather than broad-based conviction.
China Stocks Slide Over 2% as Broad Sell-Off Sees Hundreds of Limit-Downs, Memory Chips Hit Hard
China’s major stock indices fell more than 2% as widespread selling pushed 123 companies to daily limit-downs and over 4,600 stocks lower. Liquor and some power-equipment shares bucked the trend, while non-ferrous metals and memory-chip related names suffered steep losses amid declining turnover.
China Midday: ChiNext Stages a V-Shaped Comeback as AI Compute Hardware Leads a Narrow Market Rally
At the Jan. 30 midday break China’s main indices diverged: the Shanghai Composite and Shenzhen Component fell while the ChiNext index staged a V-shaped rebound, rising 0.8%. Compute-hardware and AI-related small caps drove the upside even as non-ferrous metals and lithium names plunged, leaving the market narrow and turnover subdued.