China's Stimulus Boost: Will It Restore Market Confidence?

China's central bank announced a 50 basis point cut in the reserve requirement ratio, releasing 1 trillion yuan in long-term capital to boost the economy and stock markets. The move is seen as a policy pivot to address economic challenges, including real estate troubles and sluggish growth. However, concerns remain high due to government crackdowns on various sectors and tensions with the U.S. Analysts suggest that broader fiscal support and monetary accommodation may be necessary for meaningful improvement in market stability and confidence.