The ChiNext Index rose nearly 3%, batteries and computing power strengthened, CATL once surged 5%, and the Hang Seng Tech Index climbed over 2%.

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On Thursday the 16th, A-shares opened higher in the morning and continued to rise, with the Shenzhen Component Index up over 1%, the ChiNext Index up nearly 3%, and CATL once up over 5%.

In terms of sectors, batteries, film and television, computing power, and gaming led the gains, while pharmaceuticals, oil and gas, livestock, and shipping sectors declined. More stocks rose than fell, with over 3,000 stocks flashing red across the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing markets.

In Hong Kong stocks, the Hang Seng Index rose 1.2%, and the Hang Seng Tech Index rose 2.56%. Tech stocks continued to strengthen, with Baidu soaring 6%, NetEase up over 4%, and Alibaba and JD.com up 2%.

Robot concept stocks fluctuate higher

Robot concept stocks fluctuated and strengthened, Qiaofeng Intelligent hit the 20cm trading limit, Shiyun Circuit, Shengshi Technology, United Precision, Jinlü Environment, Hongrun Construction and other stocks previously reached the limit, Yonggui Electric up more than 10%.

Memory chip sector surges

The memory chip sector surged again, Dawi shares hit the trading limit, Han's Laser, Liyang chips, Demingli, Shikong Technology, and Beijing Junzheng all rose.

Computing power leasing concept extends gains

The computing power leasing concept extended its gains, Jinji shares hit the 20cm trading limit, Litong Electronics connected three trading limits, stock price continued to hit record highs, Meiliyun, Zhenshitong, Hengrun shares, Chaoxun Communication previously reached the limit, Hongjing Technology and Yitian Intelligent both rose over 10%.

Battery industry chain remains active

The battery industry chain remained active, Longpan Technology hit the trading limit, Keda Lithium rose over 7% to a new high, Fengyuan shares, Tianhua New Energy, Xiangtan Electrochemical, Bairi Technology, and Penghui Energy followed in gains.

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