Hong Kong AI Concept Stocks Fall in Afternoon Trading, Zhipu AI Down Over 10%

Gate News message, April 15 — Hong Kong AI concept stocks (Hong Kong Stock Exchange) fell sharply this afternoon (April 15), with Zhipu AI dropping over 10%.

MINIMAX-W and Xunce also declined more than 5%.

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