China markets start like a lion and end like a lamb after Beijing stimulus comes up short
Briefly

China's stock market opened up almost 10% after the Golden Week holidays but fell back to a 4.59% gain. Investors reacted negatively to poorly communicated stimulus plans.
In Japan, the Nikkei 225 dropped 1% as household spending fell by 1.9%, the steepest decline since January, reflecting slower consumer confidence in the economy.
Read at Fortune
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