FTSE China A50 futures open up 0.22%, after 0.08% night-session gain

The move is small enough that it reads more as continuation than conviction: a 0.22% open on top of a 0.08% night-session gain signals positioning drift rather than a repricing of the A50's largest mainland constituents. Because the contract trades in Singapore, it is often the first liquid read on offshore sentiment toward Chinese large caps before the mainland cash open, so the gap between this early print and the subsequent onshore session is the more informative signal. Whether the modest overnight bid holds once domestic liquidity arrives is the open question.