Hong Kong stocks extend rebound as proposed release from oil reserve soothes fears

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Hong Kong stocks rebounded on Wednesday, driven by easing oil price concerns and a recovery in Chinese tech stocks. The Hang Seng Index rose 0.5%, while the Hang Seng Tech Index edged up 0.6%. The gains followed a report that the International Energy Agency proposed a significant release from its strategic oil reserve, aiming to lower crude prices that have surged since February. Contemporary Amperex Technology Ltd led the gains, reporting a 42% jump in net profit. Some stocks limited gains, such as Shenzhou International Group, NetEase, and CSPC Pharmaceutical Group, which experienced losses.
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AI-ExtractedContemporary Amperex Technology Ltd reported a 42 per cent jump in net profit last year.
Contemporary Amperex Technology Ltd gained 5 per cent to HK$577.50, the highest since October.
The International Energy Agency proposed the largest ever oil release from its strategic reserve.
The Hang Seng Index gained 0.5 per cent to 26,028.00 as of 9.36am.
Hong Kong stocks rose on Wednesday as fears over surging oil prices eased.
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