China’s stock market opened the trading day with a mixed response, reflecting fluctuations in investor sentiment across major indices. The SSE Composite Index, a benchmark of mainland Chinese stocks, declined by 0.29%, closing at 3,201.9585 CNY, signaling subdued activity in Shanghai-listed companies.
The Shenzhen Component Index also experienced a dip, falling by 0.52% to close at 9,845.9331 CNY, highlighting pressures faced by tech-heavy sectors in Shenzhen. Similarly, the SZSE Composite Index fell by 0.40%, finishing the session at 1,849.0056 CNY.
In addition, the CSI 1000 Index, which tracks small- and mid-cap stocks, saw a slight drop of 0.28%, ending the day at 5,609.2554 CNY. The consistent declines across indices reflect caution among traders as uncertainties around the global economy and domestic policy developments weigh on sentiment.
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