Shanghai stocks reopen after Lunar New Year: Shanghai Composite faces trade jitters and a spending reality check
Shanghai stocks reopen Tuesday after a week-long Lunar New Year break, facing new U.S. tariff uncertainty and signs of stronger holiday spending. The Shanghai Composite last closed at 4,082.07 on Feb. 13, down 1.26%. Official data showed major retail and catering sales rose 8.6% year-on-year during the holiday. Trump is set to visit China March 31–April 2 after a U.S. court struck down some tariffs.