Chinese Markets Rally on Stimulus Hopes Amid Trump's Tariff Threats

China considers a $1.4 trillion stimulus plan as Trump's election victory raises concerns of renewed trade tensions.

Chinese stock markets climbed, with the CSI 300 Index and Hang Seng Index posting gains following Trump's election win.
Despite Trump's threats of imposing tariffs up to 60% on Chinese goods, markets are optimistic about a potential stimulus package.
China's National People's Congress is reportedly considering a $1.4 trillion debt plan to counter economic challenges.
Analysts suggest Beijing might devalue the yuan to boost export competitiveness, despite risks of inflation and capital outflows.
While China's markets show resilience, the country faces structural disadvantages in trade negotiations with the US.