Chinese Stocks Keeps Rally After Week-Long Holiday; Yuneng Technology Jumps 20%

MT Newswires Live2024-10-08

Chinese shares sustained its rally as the markets resumed after a week-long holiday.

The Shanghai Composite Index soared 4.6%, or 153.28 points, to finish Tuesday's trade at 3,489.78. The Shenzhen Component Index surged 9.2%, or 965.34 points, to 11,495.10.

Investors have been hyped over a string of stimulus measures introduced by the central bank days before the Golden Week holiday.

The positive sentiment remained after trading returned on Tuesday. However, some analysts are expecting the momentum to waver as some are disappointed with Beijing's not-so-detailed plans to boost the economy.

Zheng Shanjie, National Development and Reform Commission's, announced that China will issue 200 billion yuan to fund spending and investment projects by the end of the year.

Natixis' chief economist, Alicia Garcia-Herrero, said the markets expect a stronger fiscal stimulus.

In corporate news, Yuneng Technology's (SHA:688348) shares closed 20% higher after bagging the bid for the general contracting of the Shenzhou Kunteng shared energy storage project for 435.2 million yuan.

Beijing Balance Medical Technology (SHA:688198) also jumped 20% amid plans of its controlling shareholder, Jin Lei, to increase holdings in the company.

Meanwhile, Zhejiang Great Shengda Packaging (SHA:603687) rose 6.8% after its chairman, Fang Nengbin, was released from detention.

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