The FTSE China A50 Index opened with a 0.18% gain, extending its recent rebound amid improved risk sentiment toward Chinese blue-chip stocks. The uptick reflects cautious optimism following supportive policy signals and stabilizing macroeconomic data, though trading volumes remained subdued in early sessions.
Sector performance was mixed, with financial heavyweights driving the index’s advance while technology and consumer stocks lagged. The muted opening suggests investors are awaiting clearer catalysts, including potential stimulus measures and key economic indicators due later this week.
Analysts note the A50’s resilience near critical technical levels (around 12,000 points) could signal consolidation before another upward push, provided global risk appetite holds. However, persistent concerns over property sector risks and geopolitical tensions may cap near-term upside.
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