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31/05 - Closed. Currency in HKD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Index Future
Market:  Hong Kong
  • Prev. Close: 17,924.00
  • Open: 18,246.00
  • Day's Range: 17,887.00 - 18,360.00
Hang Seng 17,924.00 -205.00 -1.13%

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18008 & 18518 within 48 hours
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Amen as Chinese people bought over 21.7 million new cars last year, out of which almost a quarter were all-electric. Moreover, the Asian nation exported over 8.3 million vehicles.
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Wise as There was an era when China was considered the home of cheap copycats, but it has ended. Brands like Nio, BYD, Geely, BAIC, Changan, XPeng, Li Auto, Airways, and even Xiaomi are making great strides in automotive manufacturing.
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Nice as Just to put things better into perspective, under one percent of the cars registered in the US are battery-powered vehicles. If we really want to tackle global warming, we need to accelerate the rate of adoption. But that can't happen with hybrids being more attractive from almost any point of view. And it also won't happen with our current supply chains. It's still more convenient to buy battery packs from China than to mine, refine, produce cells, and assemble them in North America, Europe, or Australia.
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Hallelujah as Neta Auto, a subsidiary of Chinese electric vehicle (EV) firm Hozon Auto, has begun mass production of its vehicles at an assembly plant in Indonesia, as it ramps up its efforts in the international market. On May 31, Indonesian EV maker PT Neta Auto officially started localized production of Neta vehicles on a CKD (completely knocked down) basis, the Chinese new energy vehicle (NEV) maker announced in a statement yesterday.
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Jesus as According to the IEA’s Global Electric Vehicle (EV) Outlook 2024, China accounted for 60% of all EV and PHEV sales globally last year. In 2023, new energy vehicle (EVs and PHEVs) registrations reached 8.1 million in China, up 35% year over year (YOY).
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Great as As EV sales surge in China, BYD’s workforce has expanded rapidly, adding nearly 500,000 employees since 2019. BYD’s workforce is now roughly double that of Toyota’s as China’s EV leader expands overseas.
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my June target 21k
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You can continue you scammers dream I sure would not stop you.
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Hahaha 🤣 lol
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My June target 17000
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Great as China has surpassed the United States to become Korea's largest export destination, thanks to increased exports of IT products such as semiconductors and displays, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy said Saturday
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