Chinese gaming stocks surge as regulator takes down draft rules
HONG KONG -- Chinese gaming stocks rose in Hong Kong on Tuesday, the day after the consultation period for draft regulations aimed at curbing players' spending ended.
Tencent Holdings rose 4.04% to HK$272.8 in morning trading, while NetEase and Bilibili gained 4.42% and 6.99%, respectively, outperforming the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index, which rose 2.71%.