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The three major US stock indexes opened higher, with large technology stocks and Chinese concept stocks generally rising.

The three major US stock indexes opened higher, with large technology stocks and Chinese concept stocks generally rising.

AiCoinAiCoin2026/07/27 13:34
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All three major US stock indices opened higher. The S&P 500 rose 0.78%, the Dow Jones rose 0.95%, and the Nasdaq rose 1.05%. In big tech stocks, Microsoft rose 2.57%, Google A rose 2.27%, and Meta rose 1.76%. Regarding Chinese concept stocks, Bilibili rose 4.25%, Trip.com rose 3.60%, NetEase rose 2.88%, Li Auto rose 2.64%, XPeng Group rose 2.27%, NIO rose 2.12%, Alibaba rose 1.76%, Pinduoduo rose 1.64%, and JD.com rose 1.28%.
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