Popular Chinese concept stocks fluctuate, with Xiaopeng Automobile falling more than 4%
楚一帆
发表于 2023-11-11 10:00:14
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Popular Chinese concept stocks have mixed ups and downs, with Xiaopeng Automobile falling more than 4%. Popular Chinese concept stocks have mixed ups and downs, with Futu Holdings and Vipshop up more than 1%, while NetEase, Baidu, JD.com, and Alibaba have slightly increased. Xiaopeng Automobile fell more than 4%, NIO fell more than 3%, Ideal Automobile and Weibo fell more than 1%, while Tencent Music, iQiyi, Bilibili, and Alibaba slightly declined.
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