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Social media users said their credit cards may have been misused after iPhone 18 Pro preorders opened last night, with customers from multiple banks affected, according to Ming Pao. Cardholders received SMS alerts showing Apple transactions, but said they had not authorized any purchases at Apple. A Hong Kong Monetary Authority spokesperson said that, in general, if a bank credit card account is used for unauthorized transactions and the cardholder has not engaged in fraud or gross negligence, the cardholder does not need to bear responsibility for the unauthorized transactions.
Crypto-Linked Equities Rise Ahead of Senate Vote on Clarity Act
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BitMine Immersion shares rose 4.46% to $25.28 Friday afternoon as crypto-linked equities advanced. According to NS3.AI, the move came amid optimism over U.S. digital asset regulatory legislation. Investor expectations increased ahead of an upcoming Senate vote on the Clarity Act. Ether traded at $2,570 Friday afternoon.
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U.S.-listed Chinese ADRs mostly declined overnight, with Yunmi rising 25.93% to $1.36, according to ETNet. Among major names, Alibaba fell 0.77% to $108.56, Baidu dropped 1.56% to $90.59, Bilibili lost 2.77% to $15.47, Tencent slipped 1.65% to $53.79 and PDD eased 0.98% to $77.84. In other sectors, Li Auto fell 2.18% to $11.65, Nio declined 3.24% to $3.58 and XPeng dropped 2.18% to $10.34. BeiGene fell 2.62% to $341.80, Hutchmed lost 3.32% to $13.12 and Zai Lab declined 3.63% to $24.17. The dollar was quoted at HK$7.8407.
U.S.-listed Chinese ADRs mostly declined overnight, with Yunmi rising 25.93% to $1.36, according to ETNet. Among major names, Alibaba fell 0.77% to $108.56, Baidu dropped 1.56% to $90.59, Bilibili lost 2.77% to $15.47, Tencent slipped 1.65% to $53.79 and PDD eased 0.98% to $77.84. In other sectors, Li Auto fell 2.18% to $11.65, Nio declined 3.24% to $3.58 and XPeng dropped 2.18% to $10.34. BeiGene fell 2.62% to $341.80, Hutchmed lost 3.32% to $13.12 and Zai Lab declined 3.63% to $24.17. The dollar was quoted at HK$7.8407.
According to Jin10, U.S. stocks opened mixed, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.7%, the S&P 500 down 0.1%, and the Nasdaq up 0.08%. Qualcomm (QCOM.O) rose 5% after reaching a multi-generation product cooperation agreement with Amazon (AMZN.O), Intel (INTC.O) rose 6% on reports that its CPUs will rise another 10% in price, and ASML (ASML.O) rose 3.8% while Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSM.N) rose 2.4% after the two companies launched cooperation on high-numerical-aperture EUV photomasks.