BEIJING: China stocks opened down about 1.5 percent on Wednesday following the previous session’s surge, but recovered some ground and were off by less than 1 percent by 0133 GMT.
On Tuesday, the CSI300 jumped 6.7 percent in volatile trade as a slew of government measures aimed at stemming a two-week-long market slide appeared to win back some investor confidence.
Analysts said it was to early to judge if Tuesday’s rebound was sustainable.
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index was up 1 percent.
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