SHANGHAI, Sept 27 (Reuters) – China shares edged higher
on Tuesday after a four-session losing streak, as consumer and
tourism stocks rebounded ahead of a week-long National Day
holiday and amid the easing of COVID-19 restrictions in Hong
Kong and Macau.
Hong Kong’s main stock benchmark, meanwhile, hovered around
an 11-year low, amid aggressive overseas monetary policy
tightening and recession worries.
** The blue-chip CSI 300 Index had edged up 0.2%
by the end…