Young people in China have jumped into stock trading in the past two weeks since Beijing took its most aggressive steps yet to revive economic growth and persuade consumers to start spending.

Stock traders had braced themselves for an unusually busy session when China’s mainland markets reopened on Tuesday after the Golden Week holiday. But few were prepared for the action that kicked off right at the opening bell.

Stock futures were trading little changed on Wednesday after a tech-led rebound on Wall Street in the previous session ahead of Fed minutes to gain fresh insights on the monetary policy path. Markets also look forward to the September Consumer Price Index report on Thursday that could influence the trajectory of Fed rate cuts.