Chinese stocks surged as optimism grew over potential stimulus measures ahead of a significant economic meeting in December. The CSI 300 Index rose 1.7%, marking its largest gain in three weeks, with technology shares leading the charge. In Hong Kong, a gauge of Chinese stocks climbed 2.6%, reflecting a broader risk-on sentiment.
Chinese stocks are poised for their best weekly performance in a month, driven by optimism for stronger growth stimulus from authorities as a key legislative meeting concludes. The onshore CSI 300 Index rose 0.3% by 10:26 a.m. Beijing time, marking a 6.9% increase for the week following a significant 3% surge in the previous session.
Chinese stocks rose as traders reacted to a proposal that would shift some off-balance-sheet debt of local governments to official accounts, alongside better-than-expected service activity data. The CSI 300 Index increased by up to 1.6%, following a 1.4% rise on Monday, while the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index gained as much as 0.6%.
China's stock market rally, which surged 35% since September, faces challenges as corporate earnings remain near a six-year low, with only a 1.5% upward revision in forward earnings projections for the CSI 300 Index. Investors are urged to look beyond the current quarter for potential recovery, as economic conditions and limited stimulus efforts weigh heavily on market sentiment.
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