Heard on the Street: China’s stock market suddenly has its mojo back
Analysts fret that U.S. markets have become irrational thanks to so-called “Robinhood” retail traders with plenty of time on their hands. But American markets have nothing on China.
Chinese stock markets have been on a tear lately: the CSI 300 index, a gauge of the largest companies listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen, has gained 14% just in the past week. There has certainly been positive news: China’s economy is slowly getting back on track and corporate earnings are improving. And while China has refrained from the high-profile...
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