On May 26th, the trend of the three major Hong Kong stock indexes was mixed. By the end of the trading day, the Hang Seng Index fell by 0.03% to 25,599.45 points, with a total trading volume of 359.476 billion Hong Kong dollars. The Hang Seng Tech Index rose by 1.59% to 4946.88 points, with a trading volume of 114.927 billion Hong Kong dollars. The top three performing ETFs in terms of scale in the Hong Kong stock market are as follows: the Ping An Fund (02800) rose by 0.08% to 25.82 Hong Kong dollars; among the mainland ETFs tracking the Hang Seng Tech Index, the Huaxia Tech ETF (513180) rose by 2.11% to 0.63 yuan; the Huatai Bairui Tech ETF (513130) rose by 2.31% to 0.62 yuan. Industry Performance The KOSPI stock index in South Korea briefly surpassed 8100 points, with the "Korean element" ETFs in favor. The Southern Double Long HRSHI Fund (07709) rose by 11.94% to 108.6 Hong Kong dollars; the Southern Double Long Samsung Electronics Fund (07747) rose by 3.48% to 157.4 Hong Kong dollars; the Southern HK-Korea Tech Fund (03431) rose by 4.96% to 11.01 Hong Kong dollars. On May 26th, the KOSPI index in South Korea briefly exceeded 8100 points, hitting a new historical high, with SK HRSHI rising by over 7%. SK HRSHI announced the release of the "iHBM" technology, which significantly reduces the heat generated during product operation by integrating an integrated cooling component "ICE*" inside the HBM package. SK HRSHI plans to apply the iHBM technology to next-generation products such as HBM5 to meet the stringent heat control requirements of highly integrated, high-bandwidth applications such as high-performance computing (HPC) and AI data centers. Goldman Sachs recently raised the future 12-month target of KOSPI to 9000 points, believing that within the "super cycle of memory chips", semiconductor industry profits are reshaping the investment landscape in Asia. The performance of non-ferrous metals is impressive, with related ETFs soaring. The Non-Ferrous ETF of Fugu...