
Hang Seng and Shanghai Composite indices jump as China's GDP surges

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Chinese stocks surged on Wednesday following a positive GDP report, with the Shanghai Composite Index reaching CNY 4,637 and the Hang Seng Index climbing to HKD 26,185, both nearly 10% up from their lowest levels this year. China's GDP grew by 5% in Q1, surpassing expectations, while fixed asset investments rose by 1.7%. However, the unemployment rate increased slightly, and housing prices fell by 3.4%. The indices' rise is also attributed to hopes for a resolution in the US-Iran conflict, boosting American stock indices as well.
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