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Global Stocks Climb on Softer U.S.–China Tone, China Growth Beat and Earnings Momentum

Investors now focus on the delayed CPI release that could test hopes for imminent Fed rate cuts.

Overview

  • President Trump dialed back the threat of 100% tariffs and signaled a meeting with Xi, while Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reported de‑escalation and prepared talks with Vice Premier He Lifeng.
  • China’s official data showed Q3 growth of about 4.8% year over year, roughly 1.1% quarter on quarter, with industrial output topping forecasts.
  • Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party formed a coalition with the Japan Innovation Party, clearing the way for Sanae Takaichi and propelling the Nikkei to new records.
  • Concerns over regional banks eased after stronger results from lenders, helping U.S. stocks rebound with tech and chip shares leading into a heavy earnings slate.
  • The U.S. government shutdown has delayed data, putting Friday’s September CPI in the spotlight as futures price quarter‑point Fed cuts in October and December.