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Investing.com -- Chinese telecom equipment stocks fell sharply on Monday after U.S. lawmakers proposed new measures that could broaden restrictions on Chinese-made communications technology used in sensitive U.S. systems.
Four stocks began trading on the Hong Kong stock exchange on Tuesday, marking the busiest debut day on the bourse since July, as a year-long bull run shows no signs of slowing in the world's favourite destination for initial public offerings (IPOs). Shares of Deepexi Technology, which provides AI applications, doubled to HK$56.50 in their trading debut, from their offer price of HK$26.66, becoming the biggest gainer. Bama Tea's stock rose 60 per cent from its HK$50 offer price to HK$80.10. Share
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