TREE NEWS reports: The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index closed provisionally about 0.1% higher, with GDS up 2.2% and NIO, JD.com and Li Auto each gaining at least 1%. Ctrip slipped 0.4%, Hesai dropped 1.3% and Baidu fell 1.9%. Among ETFs, CQQQ declined 1.2% and KWEB lost 0.7%.
Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index Edges Up 0.1% as GDS Gains 2.2%
AI take
The split between the index's marginal gain and the weaker ETF prints suggests the headline number is being carried by a handful of data-center and EV names rather than broad Chinese-tech demand. GDS's outperformance points to continued appetite for the AI-infrastructure side of the China complex, while Baidu's decline and the KWEB and CQQQ softness show that platform and internet exposure is not participating. Whether that infrastructure-versus-platform divergence persists is the open question worth watching.
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