On May 13, it was reported that the three major indices of Hong Kong stocks opened low and moved higher. As of press release, the Hang Seng Index had risen 0.4% to reach 19038.99 points. The Hang Seng Index rose 0.95%, and the state-owned enterprises index rose 0.33%. On the market, Kewang stocks have collectively strengthened, with Alibaba up more than 3%, Tencent up more than 2%, Meituan more than 1%, and JD and Xiaomi; individual stocks of pharmaceutical companies generally opened higher and went lower. At one point, Pharmaceutical Kangde rose nearly 15% and fell back to about 4%, and US pharmaceutical companies had contract exemptions or extended for 8 years; military stocks had the highest increase, with China Shipbuilding Defense rising by more than 10%; high-speed rail infrastructure stocks collectively strengthened, CRRC rose more than 9%; European shipping futures rose to a record high. Over 6%; the US plans to impose quadruple tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles; Xiaopeng falls nearly 3%; resources such as oil, coal, and gold Stocks had the highest decline, with CNOOC falling more than 2%.
