Asian markets : China’s SSE Composite Index dips 0.20%, Shenzhen Component Index falls 0.89% amid mixed market response

China’s major stock indices experienced a mixed trading session, with the SSE Composite Index slipping 0.20% and the Shenzhen Component Index declining 0.89%. The broader market remained under pressure.

China’s stock market saw a mixed trading session as major indices registered declines on Monday. The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) Composite Index edged down 0.20% to 3,315.4344 points, reflecting cautious sentiment among investors.

China’s major stock indices experienced a mixed trading session, with the SSE Composite Index slipping 0.20% and the Shenzhen Component Index declining 0.89%. The broader market remained under pressure.

The Shenzhen Component Index faced a sharper fall of 0.89%, closing at 10,536.9041 points, indicating profit-taking and weakened investor confidence. The SZSE Composite Index also declined 0.55% to 2,006.7541 points, while the CSI 1000 Index, representing small and mid-cap stocks, dropped 0.77% to 6,162.6226 points.

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