Chinese Stocks Narrow Gap With Hong Kong as Policy Bets Grow
The onshore market had lacked momentum for months, while shares in Hong Kong rallied on the back of technology and new consumer themes. A nascent reversal is taking place in July, as investors bet on positive policy messaging from the Politburo meeting and more action following Beijing's campaign to curb aggressive price competition in key industries.
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