This week, the Hong Kong stock market had a rough time, with the $HSI(HSI)$ falling for the fourth consecutive day, down by 6.28%. The index has broken out of its sideways range since October.Domestic News Last Friday after the market closed, China announced a fiscal stimulus plan, with 6 trillion yuan in new funds for debt reduction. However, there was no mention of any policy support for the real estate or consumption sectors.On Wednesday, the Ministry of Finance rolled out a "big gift" with tax cuts, including reduced deed tax, land value-added tax, and VAT. For example, the deed tax for the purchase of a family's first or second home (under 140 square meters) has been cut to 1%, down from 1-1.5% for regular homes and 3% for non-standard homes.O

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Record-Long Singles' Day Approaches: A Catalyst for China's E-Commerce Giants? Following a series of stimulus measures introduced by the Chinese government at the end of September, Chinese e-commerce stocks saw a rapid surge and subsequent pullback. From September 24 to October 7, shares of China's top three e-commerce giants each surged over 30%, with $JD.com(JD)$   climbing nearly 60% and $Pinduoduo Inc.(PDD)$   almost 50%. However, since trading resumed after China's National Day holiday, these stocks have experienced a retreat of over 10%. The recent roller-coaster performance of e-commerce stocks mirrors the fluctuating in