BABA

Alibaba (BABA) valuation is raised to $144–$165/share, reflecting narrowing Quick Commerce (QC) losses and accelerating AI/cloud momentum. BABA's QC segment is approaching breakeven, with losses expected to shrink from RMB 16bn to RMB 10bn sequentially, supporting margin recovery. We see BABA's forward P/E multiple as a valuation floor, with potential for re-rating as QC profitability and high-margin cloud growth materialize.

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Alibaba (BABA) stock is printing its strongest single-day performance in about ten months on July 8th following a sneak peek into its fiscal Q1 results.   Investors are loading up on the Chinese tech behemoth after the leaked earnings preview signalled a return to top-line growth in its core e-commerce segment.

BABA pulls Qwen AI companion features as China's new humanlike AI rules take effect, while improving operations fuel a sharp stock rally.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (NYSE:BABA) stock is bucking the broad-market selloff today, up 9% to trade at $106.98 at last look.

Alibaba Group (NYSE:BABA)'s US-listed shares jumped almost 11% on Tuesday, supported by a temporary legal reprieve in the United States and growing optimism ahead of the company's upcoming earnings report. Investor sentiment improved after a US federal judge temporarily blocked restrictions tied to the Pentagon's designation of Alibaba under its Section 1260H list while the company's legal challenge proceeds, according to Bloomberg.

Shares of Alibaba (NYSE:BABA | BABA Price Prediction) are up 9% to $106 and change in early Wednesday trading, leading a broad rally in Chinese internet and e-commerce names.

Investors are pivoting to AI chatbot developers after a monthslong spell of dominance for memory-chip makers like Micron and SK Hynix.

Alibaba on Wednesday saw its best single share-price gain in 10 months, as the broader Chinese tech sector revved higher after missing the rally propelling U.S., Korean and Taiwanese companies.

The Hang Seng Index staged a strong comeback today, reaching its highest level since June 18, as investors rotated towards Chinese technology companies that have been left behind in the recent rally. It jumped to 24,057, up by 6.8% from its lowest point this year.