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Mainland Chinese investors used the Stock Connect programme to rotate into Hong Kong‑listed artificial‑intelligence stocks, net buying HK$10.1 billion in August, while simultaneously selling shares of financial‑sector companies.

Trio-Tech International (TRT) reported a 122% stock rally over 6 months, driven by AI- and EV-related testing demand, follow-on orders, and expanded manufacturing capacity in Malaysia.

Tech stocks, led by the Nasdaq Composite, declined on Tuesday amid a broader market selloff, with the Nasdaq down 0.8%, the S&P 500 down 0.5%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.4% (208 points).

The Nasdaq rebounded in August as Big Tech earnings outperformed concerns over oil prices and interest rate hikes.

Private investors in Asia, particularly family offices in Hong Kong, are increasing capital allocation to advanced medical technologies such as brain-computer interfaces and surgical robotics, driven by structural demand from an aging population in the region.

US stock indices, including the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Nasdaq Composite, and S&P 500, are on track to close August with monthly gains despite being in negative territory on Monday.

A renewed Middle East conflict knocked stocks lower Monday. Zoom out, though, and August was a winning month led by …

The energy sector was the only sector solidly in the green on Monday. Brent futures rose above $90 per barrel …

Hong Kong’s flagship technology hub at the border received six bids from conglomerates and hi-tech firms in its inaugural land …

Chinese dividend‑paying stocks have reached their strongest level since 2015, while heightened volatility in Chinese technology shares has prompted investors to shift toward more defensive, dividend‑focused bets.

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Meta Platforms agreed to an $18 billion settlement with several US states, committing to default time limits and content restrictions on Instagram and Facebook, prompting calls for ASEAN-wide action against Big Tech platforms that spread scams and harmful content.