Chinese stocks finished higher as Beijing rolled out rate cuts, mortgage subsidies, and expanded targeted lending, with factory activity expected to rebound this month. The State C
Chinese stocks finished higher as Beijing rolled out rate cuts, mortgage subsidies, and expanded targeted lending, with factory activity expected to rebound this month. The State Council signaled more policy support could follow, keeping a floor under sentiment even as elevated global yields and higher oil prices test risk appetite. Major tech names stayed active, with Tencent drifting up quietly and continuing buybacks, though some China-focused ETFs still showed technical weakness beneath the surface.
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