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Global Market: China stocks hold steady as investors await fiscal support

Markets-Economic Times · 2h ago · 🇮🇳 India

Global Market: China stocks hold steady as investors await fiscal support

China’s stock markets were largely subdued on Friday as investors weighed prospects of additional fiscal support against weak domestic demand and a global bond selloff. Sentiment was supported by comments from Vice Finance Minister Liao Min that the government would roll out additional fiscal measures in response to economic developments.

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