小米(1810.HK)跳空高開8.79% 認定為中國涉軍企業的行政命令被美法院叫停
格隆匯3月15日丨小米(1810.HK)跳空高開8.79%報24.75港元,盤前成交9.24億港元,最新市值6237億港元。美國一聯邦法官當地時間12日就小米公司起訴美國防部一案發出初步禁制令,禁止美國國防部將小米列為所謂“與中國軍方相關企業”政策的生效或實施。另外,MSCI表示,目前不會從MSCI ACWI或MSCI中國全股票指數及相關非市值加權指數或定製指數中剔除小米B類股。

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