Optimism in U.S.-China Trade Talks Boosts China Stocks to New Heights
China stocks surged to their highest in nearly three weeks, driven by positive sentiment from progress in U.S.-China trade negotiations. The CSI300 and Hang Seng indices saw notable gains amid investor optimism over a framework agreement to ease trade tensions, despite the absence of a permanent resolution.

China's stocks experienced a notable upswing on Wednesday, reaching their highest levels in almost three weeks. This boost was largely fueled by growing optimism surrounding ongoing trade negotiations between the United States and China. Investors remain watchful as they anticipate more details about the framework agreed upon by the two nations.
The blue-chip CSI300 Index in China rose significantly, by as much as 1.2%, marking its highest point since May 23. Similarly, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index increased by up to 1%, reaching its strongest position since March 20. Officials from both the U.S. and China confirmed on Tuesday that they had settled on a framework designed to renew their trade ceasefire and lift China's export limitations on rare earth materials, though there were still no indicators of a long-term solution to the trade conflict.
Despite the positive market reaction, industry leaders expressed cautious optimism. Mark Dong, co-founder of Minority Asset Management, commented, "At least now there's a bottom line that neither side is willing to cross," indicating potential reductions in trade imbalances going forward. Meanwhile, ongoing talks continue to support risk assets, as stakeholders await detailed agreements on future trade dynamics.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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