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Chinese stocks reacted favorably after China's President Xi Jinping held meetings with Chinese tech and start-up leaders in a move indicating a more friendly approach to the sector. The meeting included Alibaba co-founder Jack Ma and DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping hosted Alibaba co-founder Jack Ma and the country’s top tech executives in Beijing on Monday, in a meeting that signals officials could be steering the country in a more business-friendly direction after a yearslong regulatory crackdown.

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The news has spurred positive sentiment among investors, leading to notable gains in Hong Kong-listed shares of major Chinese tech companies. Xiaomi (OTC: XIACF) Corp. ended the trading session with a record 7% gain, while Tencent Holdings Ltd (F: NNND ). also closed 7% higher. Alibaba's own shares followed suit with a 6% uptick.