China’s stocks is in its third day of increase on hints of government efforts to stimulate the economy and improving industrial company shares helped the stock stabilized along with the Asia’s biggest economy.

The Shanghai Composite Index gained 0.3% to 2,056.72, 2:14 pm, Shanghai time. Yesterday’s Chinese data showed that the nation’s PMI or Purchasing Manager’s Index increased from May’s 50.8 to June’s 51, signalling an expansion in the manufacturing sector. Prior to the released data, Chinese government had been working on mini-stimulus to help stabilize the economy. These involved infrastructure spending to deflect a property drag. Chinese Premier Li Keqiang’s administration is doing all needed steps to meet the leader’s target economic growth.

Industrial shares led the rally in Chinese stocks with Shipbuilder China CSSC Holdings Ltd. pacing the sector with a significant 8.5% increase. Following right after are China’s largest equipment supplier for the navy, China Shipbuilding Industry Co. and China Avic Electronics Co. who both had an increase that’s more than 2%.

Analyst at Zheshang Securities Co., Zhang Yanbing, commented that the Purchasing Manager’s Index is just one of the factors that investors are analyzing. Yanbing emphasizes that what the market really needs is to lift the confidence for without it, the stocks would have a hard time hiking on positive news alone.

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