New policy framework to bridge the gap


CHINESE stocks ended their two-year losing streak in 2024, buoyed by policy support measures introduced since late September.

However, positive sentiment waned around the New Year as investors grew impatient with the lack of detailed follow-through despite verbal assurances from the December Central Economic Work Conference (CEWC) for more policy support.

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