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China’s stock markets soared in Q3 2025 on policy stimulus and tech gains, despite weak corporate earnings and falling housing prices.
China's investor confidence surged in Q3 2025, fueled by policy stimulus and tech sector gains, driving A-share markets higher with the Shanghai Composite up 35.7% and Shenzhen Composite up 58.2% year-on-year.
Investor optimism rose, with 63.1% expecting further gains in September, up 15.6 points from July, and expected returns reaching 1.6%.
The rally was largely due to valuation expansion, not stronger corporate fundamentals, as revenue and profits at non-financial firms remained sluggish and real estate prices declined.
Key drivers included two reserve requirement ratio cuts, RMB 1.6 trillion in liquidity injections, and strong performance in semiconductors, automation, and industrial metals.
China’s exports to the U.S. fell to 11.8% by July 2025, reducing trade dependence.
Despite improved sentiment, only 46.3% expected housing prices to rise.
Experts stress that long-term growth depends on structural reforms, including shifting to consumption, upgrading industry, and boosting private sector activity.
Gold remains recommended as a stable asset amid global uncertainty.
Los mercados bursátiles de China se dispararon en el tercer trimestre de 2025 gracias a los estímulos de las políticas y las ganancias tecnológicas, a pesar de las débiles ganancias corporativas y la caída de los precios de la vivienda.