TREE NEWS reports: China’s STAR 50 index rose 4.5% in morning trading on September 16, leading a broad A-share rally, with the ChiNext up 2.35% and the Shanghai Composite up 0.57%. Semiconductor and computing-hardware shares drove gains, including optical-module and PCB names, while nearly 4,200 stocks advanced across the three markets on turnover of 1.17 trillion yuan. Travel and auto shares fell.
China’s STAR 50 Jumps 4.5% at Midday as Semiconductor and Computing-Power Stocks Rally
The STAR 50's outsized move relative to the Shanghai Composite points to a concentrated, hardware-led bid rather than broad risk appetite, with optical modules and PCBs doing the heavy lifting. Breadth of nearly 4,200 advancing stocks alongside falling travel and auto names suggests rotation into domestic semiconductor and computing supply chains rather than a uniform rally. Whether that leadership holds once the midday momentum fades, and whether turnover sustains, is the open question.
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