China’s major indices see declines; SSE Composite down by 0.45%, Shenzhen Component drops 1.28%

China’s major indices end lower, with the SSE Composite down by 0.45% and the Shenzhen Component falling 1.28%, as market sentiments remain cautious.

SSE Composite and Shenzhen Component Index in decline

The SSE Composite Index experienced a 0.45% dip, closing at 3,423.9158 CNY, with investors maintaining cautious sentiments amid ongoing market fluctuations. The Shenzhen Component Index showed a sharper drop of 1.28%, settling at 11,213.7946 CNY, reflecting the mixed market reactions across sectors and a less optimistic outlook in Shenzhen-listed shares.

CSI 1000 and SZSE Composite Index also face losses

Similarly, the SZSE Composite Index fell by 1.11%, ending at 2,096.3060 CNY. The CSI 1000 Index, which tracks small- and mid-cap stocks, declined by 1.16%, closing at 6,399.5521 CNY. These drops indicate investor wariness, particularly within smaller and mid-sized companies, where fluctuating valuations highlight ongoing market volatility.

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