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The China Fund, Inc. shares rise 1.00% intraday as Asian stocks rebound, led by China's tech rally.
ByAinvest
Wednesday, Sep 24, 2025 2:23 pm ET1min read
The China Fund, Inc. rose 1.00% in intraday trading, with Asian stocks rebounding on Wednesday, shaking off earlier Wall Street-led losses as renewed enthusiasm for artificial intelligence and semiconductors breathed fresh life into China's tech-led rally. Chinese stocks led the charge, with a gauge of Hong Kong-listed companies up 1.5% and the STAR 50 Index rising 3.6%. Alibaba's Hong Kong-listed shares surged as much as 7.8% after the e-commerce giant announced its largest ever AI model, the Qwen3-Max.
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