Chinese tech stocks saw a notable surge this week, with companies like Alibaba and Tencent hitting levels not seen in over a year. This rally comes on the heels of China’s central bank announcing measures aimed at revitalizing the world’s second-largest economy.

Alibaba Group and other U.S.-listed stocks of major Chinese companies were set for further gains on Friday. A combination of easing monetary policy and fiscal support is boosting hopes of stronger economic growth.

U.S.-listed China stocks continue to see their fortunes rise after wide-reaching economic measures were introduced last week by Beijing.

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E-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding appears on course to turn around a years-long slump on the back of Beijing's sweeping stimulus measures, according to analysts, as some foreign investors have pledged to go all in on Chinese stocks.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., JD.com Inc. and Meituan enjoyed their best trading days in years after the Chinese government announced measures to stimulate the troubled domestic economy.

Alibaba Group and other U.S.-listed stocks of major Chinese companies were rising again on Monday. Beijing’s flurry of stimulus announcements continues to power gains for plays on China. American depositary receipts of Alibaba were gaining 3.