Analysts warn of bumpy Q4 for Chinese, HK stocks
Mainland Chinese and Hong Kong stocks may face a challenging fourth quarter, according to analysts, who cite underwhelming stimulus measures from Beijing, tighter financial conditions in the US, and a shift in the narrative around the artificial intelligence trade. CCB International predicts the Hang Seng Index will trade between 22,500 and 26,000 over the next three months, with downside risks.
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