China's retail investors are eyeing the stock market reopening after a weeklong break
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China's stimulus measures, including interest rate cuts and an impressive 800 billion yuan support plan, aim to revitalize the stock market amid economic challenges. Retail investors, who constitute about 70% of trading volume, are especially hopeful about the impact of these measures in the wake of a prior market downturn.
China's CSI 300 Index saw a remarkable 17% rise before the National Day break, indicating investor optimism following a difficult year. This surge contrasts dramatically with the index's prior 45% drop from its 2021 peak, highlighting the precarious nature of market sentiment.
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