Chinese equity markets staged a recovery on Tuesday, driven by a rebound in technology and semiconductor shares that had weighed heavily on the previous session.
The Shanghai Composite index rose 0.6% by the midday break, while the blue-chip CSI 300 index climbed 1.8%, signaling renewed buying interest in the sector.
The rally in chip stocks helped offset broader market caution, with investors positioning ahead of a crucial Politburo meeting.
The upcoming gathering is expected to provide fresh guidance on economic policy and industrial support, particularly for the technology sector, which has faced volatility amid global trade tensions and domestic demand concerns.
This move follows a sharp decline in semiconductor equities earlier in the week, which had dragged down benchmark indexes.
The reversal suggests that market participants are pricing in potential policy support or stabilizing measures from Beijing.