
Chinese stocks experienced a significant rebound in recent trading sessions, driven by speculation surrounding a key economic meeting scheduled for December, which is expected to announce new stimulus measures. Emerging-market stocks also rose, reversing earlier losses as market sentiment improved amid expectations of fresh economic support from Chinese authorities. The rally was particularly pronounced in Hong Kong, where stocks recorded their largest gains in five weeks, fueled by a report indicating a recovery in Chinese industrial profits. Investors are increasingly optimistic about the potential for stimulus policies from Beijing in response to economic pressures, including the threat of tariffs imposed by the United States.
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Chinese stocks rallied for the second time this week with traders pointing to expectations for greater economic support at a key policy meeting in December https://t.co/1SgqgZR9WC
$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…