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Top Chinese chipmaker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. led a $13 billion sector rally, after investors bet that Beijing will declare more policy or financial support for an industry central to its geopolitical ambitions. RBC Brewin Dolphin Head of Market Analysis Janet Mui joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow to discuss why she believes China’s tech…

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Top Chinese chipmaker Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. led a $13 billion sector rally, after investors bet that Beijing will declare more policy or financial support for an industry central to its geopolitical ambitions. RBC Brewin Dolphin Head of Market Analysis Janet Mui joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow to discuss why she believes China’s tech rally has more room to grow on “Bloomberg Technology.”
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