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Wall Street Braces for Shutdown: Stocks Rally as Fed Cuts Loom – Tech & Defense in Focus

Hong Kong stocks today (Nov 6, 2025): Hang Seng jumps 2.1% as chips & commodities surge; Pony.ai and WeRide sink on Hong Kong debut

Key takeaways at a glance Hong Kong equities ended firmly higher on Thursday, November 6, 2025, breaking a two‑day slide as risk appetite returned across Asia. The HSI settled at 26,485.9, with intraday highs brushing 26,490.71. Tech and China proxies outperformed, while breadth improved across most major industry groups. Reuters
6 November 2025
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Alibaba Stock Soars on AI Frenzy – Can the Rally Last?

Alibaba Stock Soars on AI Frenzy – Can the Rally Last?

Alibaba’s stock has been on a tear in 2025. In the U.S., BABA’s ADR climbed from around $90 in early 2025 to the mid-$170s by late Sept., roughly doubling off its spring lows ts2.tech. The rally accelerated after CEO Wu’s Sept. 24 AI announcement, which sent BABA up nearly 8% in one session ts2.tech. Likewise in Hong Kong, the “BABA-W” shares jumped over 7% on that day ts2.tech. By comparison, major indices lagged: the NYSE Composite was only up ~12% in 2025 ts2.tech. This momentum carried Alibaba above several technical resistances, with Benzinga noting a “favorable price trend in the short, medium and long terms” ts2.tech. Short-term indicators like RSI are in overbought territory, but trend-followers remain bullish, expecting new highs litefinance.org litefinance.org. The stock’s 50-day and 200-day moving averages have climbed sharply, reflecting the uptrend.
10 October 2025
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  • Insurers Can Now Pass Roof Replacement Costs to Homeowners Before Storm Season
    June 30, 2026, 11:31 AM EDT. Insurers have a new federal rule letting them shift roof replacement costs to homeowners, right as hail and hurricane season arrives. Now, many homeowners have to decide whether to file a claim and risk higher premiums, or pay for repairs themselves. The change has sparked concern about rising costs for homeowners facing big bills after storms.
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