China Stocks Reach Record Highs Amid Trade Easing
China's stock market hit record highs, buoyed by easing trade tensions and increased liquidity. The Shanghai Composite and CSI 300 Index soared, while total market capitalization exceeded 100 trillion yuan. Despite potential resistance, sectors like rare earth, AI, and IT led the rally, showcasing optimism.
On Monday, China achieved a stock market milestone with indexes reaching their highest levels since 2015. The ongoing rally was fueled by decreased trade tensions and plentiful liquidity, pushing market capitalization to a historic peak.
The Shanghai Composite Index climbed by 0.9% to close at 3,728.03, while the CSI 300 Index followed suit with a similar gain. Over 5,400 China-listed companies saw their total market capitalization surpass 100 trillion yuan, reflecting strong price surges and increased listings.
Investment experts like Winnie Wu from Bank of America highlighted the geopolitical progress and policy clarity from Beijing as pivotal factors. Although investor activity spiked, indicating a potential resistance due to profit-taking, optimism prevails—particularly in the thriving rare earth, AI, and information technology sectors.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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