$FXI $KWEB $MCHI Hong Kong stocks staged their biggest rally in five weeks as a report on Chinese industrial profits soothed some worries about the strength of the country’s economic recovery, while investors bet on more stimulus policies from Beijing ahead of a key economic…
$BABA $JD $BIDU *Recent premarket strength in China-related names being attributed to apparent recirculation of UBS note from last month and subsequent market speculation that China may announce more stimulus next month at its annual Central Economic Work as a response to Trump's…
Emerging-market stocks rose, reversing earlier losses, as speculation intensified that China’s authorities will roll out fresh stimulus measures next month amid the threat of US imposed tariffs https://t.co/Z4kQ3CrsYt



Chinese stocks experienced a notable rebound as several cities in China began issuing consumption vouchers, boosting consumer stocks in Hong Kong and mainland markets. Notable gains were seen in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (HK: $BABA), which rose by 1.71%, and JD.com Inc. (HK: $JD), which increased by 1.88%. The Hang Seng Index climbed 1% while the Hang Seng Tech Index rose 1.4%, with significant contributions from Meituan and Chow Tai Fook, both of which jumped over 4%. This rally in Hong Kong stocks marked the largest increase in five weeks, driven by optimism surrounding potential stimulus measures expected to be announced at an upcoming economic meeting in December. Speculation regarding these measures has intensified amid concerns over U.S. tariffs, further fueling investor sentiment towards Chinese equities, including notable premarket strength in companies like Baidu Inc. (HK: $BIDU).