China's stock market has seen a significant surge, with the CSI 300 Index increasing by 35% since September. However, experts warn that this upward trend may not be sustainable due to the country's struggling economy and limited stimulus options.

Despite a slight upward revision of approximately 1.5% in forward earnings per share projections for the index's constituents, these figures remain close to a six-year low, according to Bloomberg data. Investors are now relying on corporate earnings to further support the market rally, but they may need to adjust their expectations as the current quarter's results may not provide the desired insights.

Traders are closely watching the situation and hoping for additional fiscal measures from the government to boost market confidence and economic recovery.