China's stock market rally continued after a week-long break for the National Day holiday, with China’s main stock indexes reaching two year highs at the opening on Tuesday.
China has released a slew of policies to prop up the economy, and these measures have led to a rapid increase in home sales and a surge in stock prices after the holiday.
A-Share turnover exceeded one trillion yuan in only 20 minutes after the opening time, refreshing the record set on September 30.
Tuesday’s total trading volume on the main Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets exceeded 3.45 trillion yuan.
China's major stock indexes were higher after Tuesday morning, with the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index up 4.59 percent to 3,489.78 points. The turnover reached 1.51 trillion yuan, up 340 billion yuan from the previous trading day eight days ago.
The Shenzhen Component Index soared by 9.17 percent to 11,495.10 points, with a turnover of 1.94 trillion yuan.
Over 5,000 stocks ended higher, with the server-operating-system, semiconductor and data security sectors leading the gains.
The ChiNext Index showed strong performance, closing up 17 percent and surpassing the 2,500-point mark.
During the National Day holiday, the number of new accounts opened by major brokerages reached a historic high. Starting from October 8th, the Shanghai Stock Exchange announced a five-minute "extension".
This policy only applied to newly opened investor accounts and investors who changed their brokerage firms.
The ChiNext index continued its biggest single-day gain in history, with ETFs tracking the index up 20.00 percent on average on Tuesday.
China's stock market rally continues after week-long break
China Media Group's (CMG) "China Red" 4K/8K ultra-high-definition broadcast vehicle fleet arrived at the Port of Livorno, Italy on Sunday ahead of the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games.
Following the successful fulfillment of the broadcast mission of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, the "China Red" fleet has once again set out overseas and will undertake the production of 8K international public signals for the opening and closing ceremonies and multiple events of the 2026 Winter Olympic Games scheduled for February.
The broadcast vehicles were transported aboard the carrier Yuan Hai Kou, which departed from the Taicang Port in east China's Jiangsu Province on December 1, 2025.
The carrier sailed through the South China Sea, the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea and the Suez Canal, making a brief stopover at the Port of Piraeus in Greece on December 26 before proceeding to Italy.
Throughout the entire journey, the CMG ultra-high-definition broadcast vehicles were provided with comprehensive security and logistical support.
The "China Red" broadcast fleet consists of two 4K/8K ultra-high-definition broadcast vans and two supporting vehicles.
The 4K/8K broadcast vans are independently designed and integrated by the CMG -- China's flagship broadcaster. Each vehicle is 17 meters long, accommodates up to 34 workstations across five operational areas, and is capable of processing up to 80 channels of 4K signals, representing the cutting edge of international ultra-high-definition live production technology.
After completing customs clearance, the fleet will leave Livorno for Milan and is scheduled to officially move into the San Siro Stadium on January 13, where it will begin preliminary preparations for the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic broadcast operations.
The 2026 Winter Games will open on February 6, 2026, at Milan's San Siro Olympic Stadium, with around 2,900 athletes expected to take part. It will be Italy's first Winter Olympics in 20 years since Turin 2006, and 70 years after Cortina d'Ampezzo hosted the 1956 edition.
CMG broadcast vehicles arrive in Italy for 2026 Winter Olympics coverage
