The Shanghai Composite Index (SSE) ended the trading session on December 13 with a sharp decline, closing at 3,391.88, down 69.62 points or 2.01%. The drop marks a notable shift in market sentiment after relatively stable performance in recent weeks. Over the last five trading days, the index has slid 0.32%, while the past month shows a marginal loss of 0.44%.
Despite the day’s downturn, the six-month performance reflects robust growth, with a gain of 12.28%. Year-to-date, the index remains strong at a 14.10% increase, and over the past year, it has climbed 13.83%. The five-year trajectory shows a solid 15.91% growth, while its all-time performance remains exponential, driven by decades of market expansion.
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