Midea Group, a leading Chinese appliance manufacturer, saw its shares surge 12.02% on Wednesday, driven by investor optimism after China's recent economic stimulus measures. The stock's rally was part of a broader upswing in Hong Kong markets, particularly in consumer durable and technology sectors.

Earlier this week, China's central bank announced plans to cut the reserve requirement ratio for banks and inject fresh liquidity into the financial system. These moves, aimed at bolstering the slowing economy, have boosted investor confidence and fueled a rally in Hong Kong-listed stocks, including Midea Group and its peer Haier Smart Home.

The surge in Midea's stock price reflects the market's expectation that China's stimulus efforts will revive consumer spending and drive demand for household appliances. Additionally, Midea Group's recent successful $31 billion initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, the world's largest IPO this year so far, has further bolstered the company's profile and investor interest.