China's stocks fell on Friday, but were on track to finish a week near its highest level in 3-1/2 years as investors' sentiment remained bright in growing confidence in the country's potential for artificial intelligence.
**Chinese Blue Chip CSI300 Index 3399300 The combined index for Shanghai fell by 0.4% during lunch break 
000001 Lost 0.2%. Hong Kong benchmark hangsen 
HSI A decrease of 0.7%.
** The CSI300 index rose nearly 2% this week, reaching its highest point since February 2022. The Hangsen index slipped almost 1%, but is approaching its strongest level since July 2021.
** Trust in China's AI capabilities continued to be strengthened this week, promoting profits in the domestic market. Tech Giant Alibaba Stocks 
Baba It has skyrocketed to a four-year high as the company continues to prioritize AI as a central focus along with traditional e-commerce businesses.
**Sharing of land artificial intelligence 9930713 This week, after a surge of nearly 70% since the start of the year, we climbed over 4% this week.
**Stocks listed in Hong Kong have historically outperformed during the US rate-cut cycle, but UBS analysts maintained their so-called A-share prioritization, citing potentially strong support from domestic retail inflows to foreign institutional participation. When it comes to sectors, they prefer AI-related themes, brokers and high-ration stocks.
**Technology majors listed in Hong Kong hhstech This week it was pretty flat.
**Real estate stocks 
000952 It rose by 3% after state media reported that several emerging first-tier cities were studying new policy measures in the real estate market.
**The innovative drug index (.HSSSHID) listed in Hong Kong fell by 3% after US President Donald Trump threatened 100% tariffs on branded drug imports since October 1.
