Strong Earnings Season Fails to Lift China’s Range-Bound Market

  • CSI 300 has been stuck in a narrow range since early March
  • Traders still cautious on liquidity condition, regulation
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For China’s equity investors, a bullish outlook for corporate earnings hasn’t been enough to boost sentiment in a market still weighed by liquidity concerns.

The CSI 300 Index has been stuck in a narrow range for weeks, and investors stayed cautious heading into the Labor Day break that runs through May 5. A measure of turnover is near its lowest in nearly six months.