China Stocks Set for Bear Market as AI Trade, Policy Hopes Fade
China’s mainland-listed shares are on track to enter a technical bear market as waning hopes for substantial stimulus, lackluster earnings and lingering jitters over the global artificial intelligence trade weigh on sentiment.
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