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China’s Hardware Tech Stocks Look to Earnings to Sustain Rally

China’s Hardware Tech Stocks Look to Earnings to Sustain Rally
Bloomberg Technology Thursday 25 June 2026, 23:30 UTC By Charlie Zhu, April Ma 1 min read
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China’s Hardware Tech Stocks Look to Earnings to Sustain Rally Chinese hardware technology stocks have been on a tear. The next challenge is showing the earnings to back it up. A surge in AI infrastructure spending by hyperscalers, combined with Beijing’s push to foster homegrown tech champions, has sent the chip-heavy STAR 50 Index up by a record 64% this quarter.

China’s Hardware Tech Stocks Look to Earnings to Sustain Rally Chinese hardware technology stocks have been on a tear. The next challenge is showing the earnings to back it up. A surge in AI infrastructure spending by hyperscalers, combined with Beijing’s push to foster homegrown tech champions, has sent the chip-heavy STAR 50 Index up by a record 64% this quarter. Investors pulling money out of struggling consumer and retail stocks have further amplified the moves.
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