HONG KONG -- China's stock market had its best week in more than a decade as authorities served up a string of stimulus measures. The rush of optimism, however, is being tempered by nagging questions over how much the policy drive will energize companies and a sluggish real economy.
The CSI 300, which tracks Shanghai and Shenzhen stocks with major market capitalizations, posted a weekly gain of 15.7%, its best performance since 2008. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index surged 13% this week, its best showing since 1998, according to earliest available data on information service Wind.
