On Tuesday, the Shanghai Composite Index marginally declined by 0.1% to close at 3,367, while the Shenzhen Component saw a larger drop of 0.6%, ending at 10,635. This downturn negated the advancements made in the prior trading session, as skepticism rose regarding the efficacy of China’s stimulus strategies in counteracting the impact of U.S. tariffs. China has ambitiously set a GDP growth target of 5% and has increased its deficit to a record level not seen in the past thirty years. This move is part of a broader strategy to spur consumption and bolster domestic demand. Despite these efforts, the Chinese economy continues to experience tepid growth, with the anticipated U.S. tariffs poised to adversely affect key sectors such as industrials, power, transportation, real estate, and consumer goods. Among the major stocks experiencing significant declines were Wolong Electric, which slipped 0.9%, Victory Giant dropping 2.4%, Cambricon Technologies falling 5.5%, Capitalonline Data plunging 13.2%, and Insigma Technology declining by 9.4%.