Stock Track | Direxion Daily FTSE China Bull 3X Shares Soars 5.19% on Mixed Chinese Economic Data and Government Pledges

Stock Track2025-06-16

Direxion Daily FTSE China Bull 3X Shares (YINN) experienced a significant surge of 5.19% in Monday's pre-market trading session, outpacing its earlier 4% gain. This robust performance comes in the wake of China's release of mixed economic data for May and the Chinese government's commitment to stabilize home prices, factors that have broadly boosted Chinese ADRs.

The National Bureau of Statistics reported that China's retail sales grew by 6.4% in May, marking the fastest pace since December 2023 and surpassing economists' expectations. This strong consumer spending data signals resilience in China's economic recovery. However, the picture was mixed as industrial output growth of 5.8% year-on-year and a 3.7% increase in fixed-asset investment for the first five months fell short of projections, indicating ongoing challenges in certain sectors of the economy.

Adding to the complex economic landscape, China's property market showed signs of deepening downturn, with new home prices in May dropping 0.22% month-on-month, the steepest decline since October. In response, top Chinese leaders have pledged to take measures to stabilize home prices, a move that has been positively received by investors. This commitment, coupled with the mixed economic data, appears to have fueled optimism in Chinese stocks, particularly benefiting leveraged ETFs like YINN that amplify exposure to Chinese equities.

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