Chinese Markets Reopen After Holiday Amid Cautious Optimism at Home and Abroad

Chinese markets set to reopen after Golden Week holidays amid uncertain global backdrop.

Domestic tourism and spending data during holidays boosted optimism, but external risks remain from rising US rates and geopolitical uncertainty.

Key economic indicators showing China's economy is stabilizing but not yet roaring back.

Investors weighing improved domestic demand against tightening Fed policy and wider US-China rate gap.

Pessimism remains high among foreign investors; further policy support seen needed to restore confidence.