China Stocks Dip Amid Economic Uncertainty

China's stock market ended lower, dragged down by energy and property shares, as investors anticipate stimulus details from an upcoming leadership meeting. Concerns over U.S. elections and fiscal measures loom large, while family planning steps seek to address a shrinking population.

China's stock market faced a downturn on Tuesday, largely impacted by declines in energy and property shares. Investors are keeping an eye on upcoming leadership meetings that may unveil significant stimulus steps, including over $1.4 trillion in additional debt issuance.

According to sources, Beijing might implement this fiscal package to aid economic recovery efforts. In contrast to the broader downturn, the Beijing Stock Exchange showed a rise, with the BSE 50 index climbing 3.7%.

Investor sentiment is further influenced by next week's U.S. election, with potential amendments to economic strategies if Donald Trump returns to power. Additionally, China released plans to enhance family planning policies, aiming to counter declining population trends.

(With inputs from agencies.)