China's stock market has seen a sharp jump in the last two weeks. The Chinese government announced a relief package to bring the economy back on track, with the help of which the market value of China's stock market once again crossed $10 trillion. This level has been seen for the first time since August 2023. China is the second largest equity market in the world after the US. With the help of this boom in the last 2 weeks, China's market value has seen an increase of $2.3 trillion. This is more than one-third of the increase in the market value of the stock market all over the world during this period. During this period, the total market value of the companies listed in the world's stock markets has increased by $6.2 trillion to $125.3 trillion.

With the announcement of a relief package by the Chinese government for economic recovery, the Shanghai stock market has registered a gain of 30 percent from its September low. The benchmark CSI 300 index has seen a rise for the 9th consecutive day till Monday's trading. According to a Bloomberg data, the total market value of the stock markets around the world is at $ 125.3 trillion, half of which is of the US market alone. China has a share of 8.2 percent in the market value of the world. This figure was below 7 percent a week ago. Amidst all this, experts believe that this boom in the Chinese market will not have any effect on the domestic market. According to Sunil Kaul of Goldman Sachs, he does not think that any big bull market is going to be formed in China now. He admitted that the pace of flow in India may slow down a bit, but China will not be the reason for this. Japan's market is currently at number three with a valuation of $ 6.7 trillion. At the same time, the value of Hong Kong markets is $ 5.8 trillion and it is at number four. The market cap of the Indian market is $5.6 trillion. Since September 14, the market value of the domestic markets has decreased by 3 percent. Whereas the market value of China has increased by 29 percent and the market cap of the US markets has increased by 3 percent.