The Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) Composite Index experienced a significant downturn on January 10, closing at 1,837.2802 CNY. The index fell by 41.6546 points, marking a 2.22% decrease from the previous trading session.
Over the last five trading days, the index declined by 0.79%, reflecting persistent market uncertainty. On a one-month basis, the SZSE Composite Index has seen a sharper decline of 11.12%. Despite this recent volatility, the index has maintained a 6.11% increase over the past year, supported by broader economic recovery efforts.
The six-month performance remains robust, with a growth of 13.69%, signaling a longer-term upward trend in investor confidence. Year-to-date figures, however, show a decline of 5.99%, underlining challenges faced by the market at the beginning of the year.
In the long-term horizon, the index’s performance has been strong, with a 1.77% gain over five years and an all-time growth of 639.52%, underscoring Shenzhen’s position as a critical hub for China’s financial and technological markets.
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