A.M. Edition for Sept. 27. Chinese stocks rally to close out their best week in years. The WSJ’s Jonathan Cheng says a raft of stimulus measures indicates that Beijing has gotten over its reluctance to intervene more forcefully on the economy. Plus, Hurricane Helene rips through Florida and heads north, leaving millions without power. And, the WSJ’s Peter Landers explains what Japan’s next leader, Shigeru Ishiba, could mean for markets and for the country’s relationship with Washington. Luke Vargas hosts.
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