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Q2 earnings bounce up: Will China concepts stocks continue to rise?
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Key Highlights from Yesterday's Trading Session (9/6) :

1. Beijing Restricts iPhones for Government Workers

Beijing directs some government workers in key departments to stop using iPhones for national security reasons, including investment, trade, and international affairs departments. The ban coincides with Huawei's Mate 60 Pro launch. It may signal further tech sector containment efforts, possibly extending to the private sector.

2. China’s Listed Companies Report 9.6% Q2 Earnings Decline

Over 5,000 listed Chinese companies saw a 9.6% YoY earnings decline in Q2, with property, raw materials, and energy sectors hit hardest. Foreign investors sold a record $12 billion of onshore stocks in August due to disappointing corporate results. China's market trades at a historically low PE ratio of 10X.

3. China’s Gaming Market Sees 37.5% Revenue Surge in July

China's video gaming market revenue grew 37.5% YoY to $3.9 billion in July, with mobile gaming accounting for 77% of the total. Tencent's 'Honor of Kings' and 'Game for Peace' were top-grossing titles. A loosening regulatory environment led to faster game approvals.

4. China Removes Property Purchase Restrictions to Boost Demand

Chinese state media reports the immediate removal of property purchase restrictions in non-1st tier cities. Restrictions on home ownership, loans, and sales meant to curb speculation are now lifted. This move aims to boost demand in sought-after cities and regions, potentially driving up real estate values. Watch real estate sales performance in the coming weeks for impact. Shares of mainland China developers surged on this news, some doubling in a day.
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