Chinese stocks listed on mainland markets eked out a modest gain after a holiday break, seeking to catch up to Hong Kong equities’ momentum amid calls for major economic stimulus.
The benchmark CSI 300 Index closed up 0.4% after fluctuating throughout the day, as investors debated whether weaker macro data will prompt the government to bolster stimulus. The energy sector led the gauge’s rise. Hong Kong is closed for a holiday on Wednesday.
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