Chinese ETFs and ADRs Jump Premarket; WeRide up 8%; Hesai up 7%; Bilibili up 6%; Alibaba up 4%

TigerNov 24, 2025 11:13 AM

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Chinese ETFs and ADRs jumped in premarket trading on Monday.

WeRide rose 8%; Hesai rose 7%; Bilibili Inc. rose 6%; Alibaba rose 4%; Baidu, NIO Inc. and XPeng Inc. rose 3%; PDD Holdings Inc and Direxion Daily FTSE China Bull 3X Shares rose 2%.

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