Asian-Pacific markets surged on Monday as investors reacted to China’s latest policy measures aimed at boosting consumption and stabilizing key sectors like real estate and the stock market. The Chinese government announced plans to raise incomes, encourage higher birth rates, and support private enterprises, fueling optimism among investors. Key economic indicators, including industrial production and retail sales, were also in focus, with forecasts suggesting moderate growth. Major indices in Japan, South Korea, and Australia posted gains, while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index rose 1.45%. Meanwhile, U.S. markets rebounded strongly on Friday, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq seeing their best performance of the year, led by a sharp recovery in tech stocks. Analysts remain cautiously optimistic about China’s economic outlook, emphasizing the role of government support in shaping market sentiment.
Asia markets live: Stocks climb on China's consumption boost plans
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