The National Development and Reform Commission's press conference led to investor disappointment as no new economic stimulus measures were announced, causing a significant market drop.
Investors expected specific follow-up actions after September's announcements, but the lack of such measures resulted in sharp declines in Chinese stock indices.
The Shenzhen composite index's 8.2% fall marked its largest decline since May 1997, reflecting broader investor anxiety about China's economic trajectory.
Despite Wednesday's fall, the markets remain above their levels a month ago, indicating some resilience in response to prior stimulus measures.
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