TREE NEWS reports: CICC said in a research note that A-share investor confidence is expected to recover gradually after the holiday, with the market possibly opening higher. The brokerage cited overseas market performance during the holiday, stable recent domestic economic data and expected support from third-quarter earnings.
CICC: A-share investor confidence seen recovering after holiday
AI take
CICC's call is a sentiment read as much as a macro one: it leans on overseas markets and steady domestic data rather than any new policy catalyst, which makes the holiday gap the real variable. The third-quarter earnings season it flags is where the thesis either holds or fades — a brokerage's expectation of gradual recovery is not the same as realized flows. Whether that confidence broadens beyond an opening move is the open question.
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