Despite Vanke's bond repayment issues causing concern, Chinese stocks, especially in the tech sector, continue to rise, with technology now being the main market driver and property playing a minimal role, supported by strong earnings and government initiatives.
Chinese stocks rallied as the CSI 300 Index rose up to 3.3% following a strong pledge from China's top leaders to implement bold stimulus measures to boost the economy. This marks the first significant response from local markets to Beijing's commitment to revitalize economic growth.
Chinese stocks fell on Friday, with the CSI 300 Index dropping 1%, as investors awaited potential stimulus announcements from a key legislature meeting. Despite the decline, the index posted a 5.5% gain for the week, marking its best performance in about a month. Similarly, Chinese firms listed in Hong Kong saw a nearly 1% drop.
China's CSI 300 Index, the country's benchmark stock gauge, has reached an oversold level as investor sentiment weakens due to Beijing's market rescue measures failing to impress and concerns over the nation's struggling economy. The index dropped to its lowest level since February 2019, with its 14-day relative strength index falling below 30, indicating that the market may have declined too rapidly.