The CSI 1000 Index, which tracks small-cap stocks listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, dropped by 135.16 points or 2.08%, closing at 6,354.98 as of December 13 at 14:38 UTC+5.5. The downturn marked a volatile trading day, wiping out some recent gains.
Despite the daily decline, the index has seen significant recovery over the last six months, boasting a 23.04% increase. It is also up by 7.87% year-to-date and 5.23% over the past year. However, broader performance remains modest, with a five-year gain of 19.84% and an all-time growth of 3.86%.
Short-term trends suggest mixed sentiments, as the index recorded a slight 0.13% gain over the last five days but slipped 1.53% in the past month. Investors continue to monitor economic signals and regulatory developments influencing smaller-cap companies.
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