Chinese markets are holding a wait-and-see posture as traders look for the trade agreements hinted at during the recent summit to materialize, with US grain futures pulling back fr
Chinese markets are holding a wait-and-see posture as traders look for the trade agreements hinted at during the recent summit to materialize, with US grain futures pulling back from sharp losses while a China agriculture deal remains pending. The geopolitical backdrop stays noisy, with reports of Chinese missile drone parts shipments to Iran and sliding oil prices tied to US-Iran tensions adding friction to the post-summit goodwill. Meanwhile, orders for Chinese goods jumped ahead of the leaders' meeting, a rebound that caught researchers by surprise, and the Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Guangzhou innovation cluster maintaining its global lead offers a quiet structural bright spot.
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