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Chinese Stocks Climb at Reopen on Tariff Relief, AI Buzz

Sangmi Cha
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China’s onshore stocks surged at reopening after a nine-day Lunar New Year break, with the CSI 300 Index rising up to 1.4% in early Tuesday trading. Optimism stemmed from potential US tariff reductions and confidence in domestic tech advancements, countering Wall Street’s recent AI-driven selloff. Hong Kong markets diverged, falling after Monday’s gains, highlighting regional disparities in investor sentiment amid broader economic shifts. The rebound reflects growing reliance on homegrown innovation, particularly in AI and quantum-related sectors, as China seeks to reduce dependence on foreign tech. Traders prioritized geopolitical relief and tech growth over global market volatility, signaling resilience in China’s financial ecosystem.
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