Shares of Chinese property developers have surged amid expectations of new government measures to support the country's struggling real estate market. China Vanke's stock rose 8.1% to HK$5.59 in Hong Kong, reaching a six-month high, while Sunac China shares increased by 8%. The rally in real estate stocks is attributed to easing debt concerns and anticipated policy support. Meanwhile, broader Chinese equities are experiencing a boost fueled by wealthy domestic investors, raising optimism among local brokers about the sustainability of the liquidity-driven rally. HSBC has recommended investors diversify their holdings in Chinese stocks as the market discount in Hong Kong narrows. Additionally, hedge funds are increasing their exposure to Chinese equities, with inflows reaching the highest level in six months according to Morgan Stanley. However, ongoing geopolitical tensions between Beijing and Washington continue to make some investors cautious about allocating capital to Chinese assets.