Source: India seeks $30 billion in compensation from Reliance Industries and BP, citing insufficient production from natural gas fields.

Hong Kong stock Xiaomi Group (01810.HK) turned positive during the session and is now up nearly 1.2%. It once fell by more than 3%. According to the news, the company’s co-founder and vice chairman Lin Bin plans to cash out no more than US$2 billion to establish an investment fund.

According to the Wall Street Journal: U.S. President Trump’s administration is investigating the hiring and promotion practices of major U.S. companies.

The Hang Seng Technology Index of Hong Kong stocks rose by more than 2% during the day, the Hang Seng Index rose by more than 1%, NIO (09866.HK) rose by nearly 7%, Xpeng Motors (09868.HK) rose by more than 5.5%, BYD (01211.HK), Leapmotor (09863.HK), and Meituan (03690.HK) all rose by more than 3%.

Hong Kong semiconductor stocks rose at the beginning of the session. Shanghai Fudan (01385.HK) rose nearly 9%, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (00981.HK) rose 3.5%, Brainhole Technology (02203.HK), Innosec (02577.HK), Hongguang Semiconductor (06908.HK) rose more than 2%, and Huahong Semiconductor (01347.HK) rose 1.6%.

Hong Kong non-ferrous metal stocks collectively strengthened at the beginning of the session. Jiangxi Copper (00358.HK) rose nearly 11%, Chinalco International (02068.HK) once rose more than 5%, and China Aluminum Corporation (02 600.HK), China Molybdenum Industry (03993.HK) rose more than 3%, Zijin Mining (02899.HK) Ganfeng Lithium Industry (01772.HK), Tianqi Lithium Industry, etc. followed suit.