China Consumer Sentiment Indicator, a leading gauge of consumer strengthen, rebounded three percent from October to 113.1 points in November, according to Westpac-MINI Wednesday.
After falling to a record low of 109.7 points in September, the index pared some loss this month thanks to the benchmark interest rates cut in end October and the following expansive fiscal policies.
Chinese consumers were more optimistic about long-term business conditions and the labor market in November while their expectations for home price rise continued to wane.
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