Alibaba Qianwen 3.6 tops China's strongest programming model, Hong Kong-listed Internet ETF Bosera rises 0.61%

As of April 3, 2026, 10:44 AM, the Hong Kong Stock Internet ETF Boshi (159568) rose by 0.61%, with the latest price at 1.32 yuan.

In terms of liquidity, the Hong Kong Stock Internet ETF Boshi recorded an intraday turnover of 3.18%, with trading volume of 16.4236 million yuan. Looking over a longer period, as of April 2, the average daily trading volume for the past week for the Hong Kong Stock Internet ETF Boshi was 151 million yuan.

On the news front, Alibaba’s latest-generation large language model Qwen 3.6-Plus ranked second on the global leaderboard, surpassing international giants such as OpenAI, Google, and xAI, becoming the highest-ranked Chinese large model on that leaderboard. On April 3, LMArena, the globally well-known large-model blind testing leaderboard focused on AI programming capabilities via Code Arena, released its latest round of rankings: Alibaba’s latest-generation large language model Qwen 3.6-Plus ranked second on the global leaderboard, surpassing OpenAI, Google, and xAI, and becoming the highest-ranked Chinese large model on that leaderboard.

Guoxin Securities pointed out that, with overseas ClaudeOpus 4.5 crossing the AgenticCoding inflection point and the breakout of the OpenClaw product, Agents are expected to change the way users interact with digital ecosystems. In the past many years, the main players in digital ecosystems were real users; however, in the Agent era, digital products (including internet applications of all types) may face the risk of needing restructuring. It is therefore necessary to closely observe how major internet companies’ product forms adapt to Agent products. It is expected that in 2026, internet giants will increase their investment in AI.

Regarding capital flows, the Hong Kong Stock Internet ETF Boshi’s latest net capital inflow and outflow were essentially balanced. Looking over a longer period, over the past 10 trading days, a total of 55.7716 million yuan was “pulling in funds.”

The Hong Kong Stock Internet ETF Boshi closely tracks the CSI Hong Kong Stock Connect Internet Index. The CSI Hong Kong Stock Connect Internet Index selects securities of 30 listed companies involved in internet-related businesses from within the Hong Kong Stock Connect universe as index samples, in order to reflect the overall performance of internet-themed listed-company securities within the Hong Kong Stock Connect.

The data shows that, as of March 31, 2026, the top 10 holdings of the CSI Hong Kong Stock Connect Internet Index (931637) are Tencent Holdings, Alibaba-W, Xiaomi Group-W, Meituan-W, SenseTime-W, KE Holdings-W, JD Health, Bilibili-W, Kuaishou-W, and Kingdee International. The combined share of the top 10 holdings is 77.73%.

The Hong Kong Stock Internet ETF Boshi (159568), with off-exchange connection ( Boshi CSI Hong Kong Stock Connect Internet ETF sponsor-initiated connection A: 025725; Boshi CSI Hong Kong Stock Connect Internet ETF sponsor-initiated connection C: 025726).

The Hang Seng Technology ETF Boshi (159742), with off-exchange connection ( Boshi Hang Seng Technology ETF sponsor-initiated connection ( QDII) A: 014438; Boshi Hang Seng Technology ETF sponsor-initiated connection ( QDII) C: 014439).

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