China Business & EconomyTaking the Temperature of Chinese MarketsMarkets signals may be too rosy as Chinese head into Lunar New Year breakAs China heads into the lunar New Year holiday break, its financial markets are trending higher. SavePrintCustomers walk in a Beijing shopping mall on Jan. 21, 2019. Fred Dufour/AFP/Getty ImagesFan Yu2/3/2019|Updated: 2/3/2019News AnalysisAs China heads into the Lunar New Year holiday break, its financial markets are trending higher.Share this articleLeave a commentFan YuAuthorFan Yu is an expert in finance and economics and has contributed analyses on China's economy since 2015.Author’s Selected ArticlesChina Faces a Retirement and Pension CrisisAug 13, 2024China’s Tough Economic Rebalance Just Got TougherJul 22, 2024China’s Banking Sector Faces ReckoningJul 15, 2024Sale of TikTok Is an Impossibly Thin Needle to ThreadMar 25, 2024Related Topicsstocksfinancial marketlunar new yearChinese market