Shares of Midea Group, a leading Chinese consumer appliance maker, surged 5.02% on Wednesday, fueled by investor optimism following China's recent economic stimulus measures. The stock's rally reflects the broader positive sentiment in Hong Kong markets, where consumer durable and technology stocks are leading the gains.

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 driven a rally in Hong Kong-listed stocks, particularly in the consumer and technology sectors.

Midea Group, along with its peer Haier Smart Home, saw their shares rise 2.4% and 1.4%, respectively, on Wednesday. The strong performance of these appliance makers highlights the market's belief that China's stimulus efforts will revive consumer spending and drive demand for household goods.