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Mediwelcome Reveals Updated Board and Committees
Mediwelcome Announces Executive Changes and Relocation
Meadoway Health (02159) appoints Liu Guijin as an executive director.
Mediwell (02159) announced that Wang Wei has resigned as an executive director to focus on other matters; Liu Guijin has been appointed...
Hong Kong stocks surged, with the Hang Seng Index closing up 1.43%; biomedical stocks rallied significantly in the late trading session, with Wuxi Apptec up nearly 12%.
The three main stock indexes in Hong Kong surged in the morning, with a significant increase, and the gains slightly narrowed in the afternoon but overall remained strong. At the close, the Hang Seng Index and the H-share Index rose by more than 1%, while the hang seng tech index increased by 1.43%, surging to 2.5% at one point during the day. All three major indexes continued their upward trend, setting new highs in the recent rebound.
Hong Kong stock market noon review | Hong Kong stocks continue to rise, the technology index rose nearly 2%! Network technology, auto stocks, and golden industrial concept stocks are all up, xpeng autos rose 8%
Network technology stocks rose together, Sensetime-W rose by 5.45%, Alibaba-W rose by 2.45%; digital health stocks rose, JD Health rose by 4.09%, Ali Health rose by 3.68%; golden industrial concept stocks strengthened, Zhaojin Mining rose by 3.26%, Chinagoldintl rose by 2.48%.
Hong Kong stocks continued to rise strongly in the afternoon! The Hang Seng Index and the H-Share Index rose more than 2%, while the Technology Index surged more than 3%; large technology stocks are all performing well, with jd.com up more than 7% and Mei
The three major stock indexes in Hong Kong rose unilaterally throughout the day, with a surge in market bullish sentiment. The Hang Seng Tech Index continued to climb in the afternoon, leading the way with a sustained increase of 3.8%, ultimately closing significantly higher at 3.25%, reaching a two-month high. The Hang Seng Index and the Mainland China Stock Index rose by 2% and 2.1% respectively.
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