AI surge helps dual-listed mainland China stocks hit 1-year high premium over Hong Kong
The gap in stock prices for dual-listed Chinese companies trading on the mainland and in Hong Kong has widened to a near one-year high, as state-backed support and renewed enthusiasm for artificial intelligence bolsters sentiment on yuan-traded stocks. Shares of the 202 dual-listed companies traded on mainland China’s exchanges – known to investors as A shares – averaged a 23 per cent premium…
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