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博博博博博 - On Tuesday, Asian stock markets rose and fell, with the Shenzhen Component Index leading the Asia-Pacific region, with an increase of nearly 2%, with the Hang Seng Index following closely, up 1.4%, regaining 27,000 points, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.8%, and the Japanese and Korean stock markets fell slightly.
A stocks: The United States extends the Huawei exemption order, Huawei responds to
Mainland Chinese stock markets flattened and went higher. As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.85% to close at 2933.99 points; the Shenzhen Component Index rose 1.80% to close at 9889.75 points; the FTSE China A50 Index rose 0.61% to close at 14,099.47 points.
According to China News Service, Huawei responded on the 19th that the US government has once again "exempted" Huawei, saying that regardless of whether the temporary license is extended, it will have limited impact on Huawei and will not change the unfair treatment that Huawei has been suffering.
Hong Kong and Taiwan stock markets: Hang Seng Index recovered 27000 points, Huawei concept stock rose sharply
Hong Kong Hang Seng Index fluctuated higher after opening flat, up 1.55% as of the closing, at 27093.79 points.
Huawei concept stocks rose sharply, Qiuti Technology (HK:1478) rose 8.58%, AAC Technology (HK:2018) rose 5.92%, and Sunny Optical Technology (HK:2382) rose 4.94%.
-week Black Ya (HK:1458) suspended trading , and it rose 21.88% before the suspension. Previously, -week Black Ya announced the launch of franchise, that is, joining, upgrading its business model to direct sales + franchise, ending its 17-year direct sales business model.
Tencent Holdings (HK:0700) rose 2.0% to close at HK$336.60.
Other news, it is reported that due to the oversubscription, Alibaba has decided to end the subscription of its new stocks for the secondary listing of Hong Kong by potential institutional investors in advance, with the end time at 12 noon on Tuesday (1:00 am on Wednesday, Beijing time).
Taiwan Weighted Index rose 0.49% to close at 11,656.40 points, rising for the third consecutive day, hitting a 29-year high, among which electronic stocks rose, TSMC (TW:2330) rose 1.29%, and Hon Hai (TW:2317) rose 2.54%.
Japan, South Korea, Australia: ABC-Australia loose stance supports Australian stocks to strengthen, Japan and South Korea stock markets fell slightly
In other Asian markets, the British Financial Information Investing.com market information shows that Nikkei 225 index fell 0.53%, closing at 23,292.65 points. The pessimistic macro situation outlook suppressed investor sentiment.
KOSPI index fell 0.34% to close at 2,153.24 points.
Australia SP/ASX200 index rose 0.70% to close at 6,814.20 points, after the minutes of the RBA meeting showed that policymakers' stance was clearly dovish.
