U.S.-Listed China Stocks Rally: Kingsoft Cloud +22%, Alibaba +10.3%, GDS +9.7%
U.S.-listed Chinese stocks rallied in early trading, with the Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index rising as much as 3%. Gains were broad-based across internet, cloud and EV names, reflecting a pickup in risk appetite.
Among the top performers, $Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Ltd(KC)$
Cloud and AI infrastructure names led the rally, as investors focused on signs of accelerating AI momentum. Reports that DeepSeek may launch its next-generation V4 model in the coming weeks, with stronger coding capabilities than leading peers, have fueled expectations for broader AI application adoption and rising inference-compute demand, supporting cloud platforms and data-center operators such as Kingsoft Cloud and GDS.
Alibaba's advance was also supported by bullish sell-side commentary. J.P. Morgan said in a recent research note that investors should gradually increase exposure to Alibaba, citing improving fundamentals in its core commerce business, long-term upside in cloud computing, and valuations that remain well below historical levels.
In the EV space, XPeng outperformed following reports that XPeng AeroHT has confidentially filed for a Hong Kong IPO, with a potential listing as early as this year, reinforcing investor expectations for additional long-term growth drivers beyond vehicle sales.
Overall, the rally in U.S.-listed Chinese stocks appears driven by a combination of improving sentiment, AI-related structural catalysts and stock-specific developments, rather than a single headline. As AI model innovation and application deployment continue to evolve, cloud and infrastructure-linked names are emerging as early beneficiaries, helping anchor the broader rebound in the sector.
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