Global Market: Chinese stocks struggle near one-year lows as policy support disappoints
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- ✓Chinese blue-chip stocks stayed near one-year lows on Wednesday despite Beijing’s new credit and mortgage support measures.
- ✓The CSI 300 index is on track for its biggest quarterly fall since 2022.
- ✓Many investors feel these steps are not enough to fix weak domestic demand or boost low market confidence.
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- The Economic Times
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Chinese blue-chip stocks stayed near one-year lows despite Beijing’s latest credit, mortgage and investment support measures. The CSI 300 was headed for its steepest quarterly decline since 2022, while property and technology shares remained under pressure. Weak domestic demand, subdued trading ahead of the holiday and limited investor confidence continued to weigh on markets.
Chinese blue-chip stocks remained near one-year lows on Wednesday as Beijing's latest measures to support credit, mortgages and investment failed to revive investor confidence, putting the benchmark indexes on track for their sharpest quarterly declines in more than four years, according to a report by Reuters.
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