Tencent (HKG:0700) Drops 5.8% as Share Buybacks Halted Ahead of Results
Tencent Holdings shares dropped 5.8% last week, pressured by concerns over gaming and a buyback blackout ahead of earnings. The stock finished Friday at HK$434.60, down 2.4%.
Tencent (HKG:0700) falls 5.8% over week as gaming concerns weigh during buyback pause
Tencent Holdings declined by 5.8% over the past week, with gaming concerns pressuring the stock amid a buyback blackout. Shares ended Friday trading at HK$434.60.
Tencent (HKG:0700) tumbles 7% as gaming concerns and buyback halt weigh on shares
Tencent dropped 7.1% on Wednesday, marking its steepest fall in over a year. Analysts pointed to worries about gaming revenue and increased focus on AI-related investments.
Alibaba trades near 52-week low after Kling AI funding update
Hong Kong’s stock market doesn’t trade on Sundays and stayed closed last Wednesday for the city’s Special Administrative Region Establishment Day. That gave Alibaba Group Holding Limited four trading sessions for Hong Kong investors last week. HKEX's 2026 calendar still puts the market shut on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays like July 1.
Tencent stock up as firm tests WeCom AI tool, files share buyback
Tencent Holdings Limited closed up 3.38% at HK$428.80 in Hong Kong trading on Wednesday. That move outpaced the Hang Seng Index, which rose 0.33%. Tencent shares had climbed as much as 6% earlier in the session, the biggest one-day jump in about three weeks, The Edge Singapore reported, citing Bloomberg.
Tencent Shares Gain After $4.66B Bond Sale Seen Fueling AI Bets
Tencent Holdings Ltd. shares jumped in Hong Kong on Wednesday after the company confirmed it priced a US$4.66 billion dual-currency bond deal. The bond is sold in both U.S. dollars and offshore yuan. The rally wasn't only linked to the size of new borrowing but also to questions about demand and whether Tencent can keep up AI funding without shaking equity holders.
Nvidia’s China H200 Chip Door Just Opened. The Money Still Isn’t Moving
Nvidia’s push to resume H200 AI chip sales in China got the green light from Washington, but so far, not a single unit has reached Chinese buyers. The revenue opportunity sits in limbo, snagged between a U.S. license and Beijing’s hesitancy.
Hong Kong Stock Market Today: Hang Seng Jumps 1.7% After China GDP Beat as Sigenergy Doubles on Debut
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index surged 1.72% to wrap up Thursday at 26,394.26, fueled by a rush into tech and battery names after China’s first-quarter growth numbers topped forecasts. Tech stocks popped: the Hang Seng Tech index rallied 3.67%, while Alibaba climbed 5.6%, Tencent rose 3.6%, Baidu rocketed 7.7%, and Meituan added 2.8%.
Tesla stock price dips as Tencent brings WeChat features to China cars; CPI looms
Tesla Inc fell 0.5% to around $423 Wednesday, shortly after Tencent Cloud announced a partnership with the EV giant to roll out WeChat-integrated features in Teslas sold in China. The new in-car options—arriving by over-the-air update—will land on Model 3 and Model Y vehicles, enabling things like instant WeChat location transfers and destination-based service suggestions. Tesla shares started the session at $428.04 and have traded between $420.22 and $435.92.
Tencent stock price: WeChat AI “red packet” fight shadows Monday open after HK$547.50 close
Tencent Holdings Ltd slipped 1.97% to HK$547.50 as trading wrapped up on Friday. When markets open again Monday, investors will still be sifting through the recent AI-fueled chatter swirling around its ecosystem.
Hang Seng ends higher but tech slips: HSBC hits a new high as Tencent drags Hong Kong stocks
Hong Kong shares ended Tuesday slightly higher, buoyed by gains in banks that offset a late pullback in major tech stocks. The Hang Seng Index rose 0.2% to 26,834. The Hang Seng Tech Index dropped 1.1%, with HSBC Holdings climbing 3.1% while Tencent slid 2.9%, according to AAStocks data.
Tencent stock slips to HK$606 as China’s Nvidia H200 signal meets a rougher tape
Tencent shares ended Friday 2.57% lower at HK$606.00, fluctuating between HK$605.50 and HK$619.50 during the session.
Hang Seng slips at open as Alibaba, Tencent slide — yet Hong Kong stocks eye best month in four
Hong Kong shares kicked off Friday in the red, led by losses in major tech stocks. The Hang Seng Index dropped 182 points, or 0.65%, settling at 27,785. Alibaba slipped 1.9%, Tencent lost 1.1%, and the Hang Seng Tech Index declined 0.88%.
Tencent stock price: Nvidia H200 chip orders loom as 0700.HK heads into Monday
Tencent Holdings Ltd shares fell 0.42% to close at HK$595.00 on Friday, marking their fifth straight session of losses. Investors are digesting a new report about China’s position on Nvidia’s H200 AI chips as the new week begins.
AMD stock price climbs after Intel flags AI server chip strain — what investors watch next
Shares of Advanced Micro Devices climbed roughly 2.3% to $259.65 in after-hours on Friday. The Nasdaq stock swung between $252.01 and $266.76, with volume hitting around 47 million shares.
Tencent stock falls to HK$610 — what investors watch next after China growth data
Tencent Holdings Ltd closed down 1.2% at HK$610 on Monday, after trading between HK$608.50 and HK$614.50. Alibaba Group fell 3.5% to HK$160.40.
Hang Seng slips as tech drags again, while chip and AI names buck the trend in Hong Kong
Hong Kong stocks edged down Friday, slipping after an initial bounce. Drops among big internet players and cyclical sectors weighed on the market, even as semiconductor and AI-related stocks showed gains.
Tencent Holdings stock: buyback keeps pressure on bears as AI bottleneck warning hits tape
Tencent Holdings Ltd repurchased about 1 million shares on Jan. 9, spending HK$635.9 million, according to a filing with Hong Kong’s stock exchange. The WeChat owner’s shares in Hong Kong closed at HK$611, down 0.81%.
Tencent stock slips despite HK$636 million buyback — traders eye March results and dividend
Tencent Holdings’ shares on the Hong Kong market slipped Friday, despite the company announcing a fresh batch of buybacks.
Stock Market Today 30.12.2025
LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: December 30, 2025, 12:00 AM ESTUpdated: December 30, 2025, 11:58 PM EST NSE and BSE to trade on January 1, 2026 as 2026 trading holiday calendar released December 30, 2025, 11:58 PM EST. Indian stock exchanges NSE and BSE will operate as usual on January 1, 2026, the Times of India reports. The development means a trading day despite a New Year market lull in many global centers. NSE has published its official 2026 trading holiday calendar, showing equity, equity derivatives, and currency markets closed on 15 days, one more than in 2025. Key holidays in H1
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