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China stocks see biggest spike since 2015 www.bbc.com
One of China's leading stock indexes has had its highest daily spike in more than three years following signs that the government will step in to support battered equity markets.
The Shanghai Composite jumped 4.4%, putting it on track for its biggest one-day rise since September 2015.
The moves extend a rally that began on Friday and after investor confidence surged on assurances from Beijing.
Stocks had been falling as China's economic growth continued to stutter.
On Friday, top Chinese financial officials - including economic advisor Liu He and the heads of the securities and insurance commissions - issued a statement to buoy investor sentiment in bruised markets.
"The barrage of headlines from key Chinese officials on Friday was deafening and extremely co-ordinated, which has been to great effect," Pepperstone analyst Chris Weston said in a research note.
Over the weekend, the government published a draft of new rules for personal tax deductions, according to Reuters.
The moves come as the world's second largest economy faces challenges such as high debt levels and an intensifying trade war with the US.
Data out Friday showed the Chinese economy grew at the slowest quarterly rate since the global financial crisis.
More pain to come in US-China trade war
The result was also a drop from the 6.7% rate in the prior quarter, but remains in line with the government's full-year target of about 6.5%.
For years China has pushed to wean itself off exports and rely more on domestic consumption for growth.
At the same time, the government has been fighting to contain ballooning debt driven by a wave of infrastructure development and a housing bubble without hurting growth.
In recent months Beijing has taken steps to support its economy, including cutting capital requirements to boost liquidity and ease the slowdown.
Published Date:2018-10-22
