China’s stocks rebounded on Monday from a brutal sell-off in October as speculation gathered pace that Beijing would double down on efforts to stem a rout that sent its benchmark into a bear market. The CSI 300 Index rose 1.3 per cent to 4,035.72 at the trading break. The Star Market 50 Index, which is dominated by the nation’s biggest chipmakers, rallied 3 per cent, and Shenzhen’s ChiNext gauge of tech start-ups surged more than 3 per cent. Speculation was mounting that China would bolster a...
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