Chinese stocks surge after week-long holiday

China has faced criticism from investors in recent years as political volatility caused share prices to plummet. Policies perceived as hostile to business under the government’s Common Prosperity strategy led to the MSCI China index dropping

China stocks saw a slight increase on Monday, as investors anticipated more stimulus measures following the unexpected economic slowdown in the second quarter. This downturn has been attributed to a prolonged property slump and job market

On Thursday, China stocks rebounded after the securities regulator introduced additional restrictions on short-selling to enhance market sentiment. Hong Kong stocks also experienced a significant increase. The China Securities Regulatory Commission announced on Wednesday that securities

China’s economic growth outlook remains optimistic, with favorable current valuations for Chinese equities, as highlighted by investment management organization Invesco China. The economy’s recovery in the second quarter has set a positive tone, with expectations for

China’s stock market experienced a notable rise on Monday following a private sector survey revealing that the country’s manufacturing activity expanded at its fastest rate in over three years. Meanwhile, the Hong Kong market remained closed

Despite ongoing concerns about geopolitical risks, particularly those involving US-China relations amidst an election year in the US, Deutsche Bank Private Bank maintains a positive outlook on the Chinese market. This optimism spans tactical, medium, and

On Tuesday, Chinese stocks saw a modest increase, aligning with regional markets ahead of anticipated comments from Federal Reserve officials later in the day. Global investors are keenly watching for insights from various Federal Reserve speakers

Chinese stocks are poised for another surge following a recent period of consolidation. A significant meeting in Beijing next month is expected to introduce further supportive measures into the market, according to analysts from Goldman Sachs

Hong Kong stocks experienced their most significant rise in over three weeks after a private report indicated that the manufacturing sector in mainland China expanded faster than anticipated last month. This contrasted with the decline in

Investors are increasingly optimistic about China’s long-term growth prospects but remain “underinvested” in the world’s second-largest economy, according to Bonnie Chan Yiting, CEO of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX). Despite this underinvestment, Hong Kong’s capital

The year-on-year growth rate of total retail sales of consumer goods in China is expected to surpass 3.1 percent in April, according to experts cited by Securities Daily. The action plan initiated in March to promote

Mainland China and Hong Kong shares saw an uptick on Monday, primarily due to a rise in gold stocks and positive reactions from investors towards Beijing’s new measures aimed at rescuing the struggling property sector. Key

Recent reports indicate a growing optimism among foreign investors towards the Chinese market. For instance, the number of new foreign-invested firms established in China surged by 74.4% year-on-year in January 2024, reflecting a strong confidence in

China’s economy made a stronger-than-expected start to the year, even as the crisis in its property sector deepened. According to official data, gross domestic product (GDP) expanded by 5.3% in the first three months of 2024,

China’s economy is poised for a steady rebound throughout this year, underpinned by consumption-led recovery, a robust foundation laid in the first quarter and the gradual stabilization of the property sector, experts said. While the broader