SHANGHAI: China and Hong Kong stocks rose on Monday, led by real estate shares amid speculation that more stimulus measures are likely to be unveiled this week aimed at clearing inventory, boosting sales and lifting home purchase restrictions.
Chinese property developers traded in China and Hong Kong jumped 7.3% and 3.8%, respectively, after some tier-2 cities relaxed home purchase restrictions over the weekend.
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