CSI 300 Index

The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index rose as much as 3.8% on Tuesday.

Sentiment took a hit after reports on Sunday showed China’s factory activity shrank in December to the lowest level in six months.

The CSI 300 rose 2% to 5,922.07 points, taking it above its 2007 closing peak.

Chinese stocks have become relatively attractive despite the coronavirus pandemic, unrest in Hong Kong, and the US-China trade war.

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