HONG KONG – Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com’s stock jumped nearly 6% on its debut in Hong Kong on Thursday after the firm raised $3.9 billion in a share sale.JD.com, which is already listed on the Nasdaq in New York, opened at $239 Hong Kong dollars ($30.83) per share on Thursday, up from its offer price of $226 Hong Kong dollars ($29.16).The company’s strong debut comes as a growing number of Chinese technology companies choose to list in Hong Kong amid growing regulatory pressures and a worsening of relations between Beijing and Washington that could see Chinese companies cut off from U.S.
capital markets.“When we went public six years ago, the entire capital market at the time was still inclined towards Europe and the U.S.