Chinese stocks continued their upward trend on Thursday, extending a two-day rebound fueled by increased state support and the outcome of the US midterm elections. The CSI 300 Index climbed 0.8 percent to 4,135.97 at 10:25 local time, building on a 2.3 percent gain from the previous day. The tech-heavy Star 50 index surged 5 percent, following a 9.9 percent rise the prior session. Analysts suggest that Democratic control of the US Congress may lead to tighter regulations on technology exports, influencing investor sentiment. The market reaction highlights growing confidence in state-backed economic policies and the potential impact of political developments on global trade dynamics.