Stocks recover on mainland exchanges

Easing in global monetary policies may spark uptrend in second half, say experts

China's A-share market ended higher on Tuesday, with the growth enterprise-heavy ChiNext Index hitting a three-month top, as analysts expect an easing in global monetary policies to spark an uptrend in financial markets over the second half of the year.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index rose by 0.39 percent to close at 2952.34 points on Tuesday, while shares on Shanghai's Nasdaq-like STAR Market extended gains as they rose 3.55 percent on average.