The SSE Composite Index dipped -0.16% to 3,346.09 CNY, while the Shenzhen Component Index declined -0.20% to 10,751.32 CNY, reflecting cautious sentiment. However, the SZSE Composite Index edged up +0.08% to 2,047.21 CNY, and the CSI 1000 Index, tracking small-cap stocks, rose +0.14% to 6,297.10 CNY, suggesting resilience among smaller companies.
China’s stock markets showed mixed performance, with SSE Composite down -0.16% but CSI 1000 Index up +0.14%. Market sentiment remains cautious amid ongoing economic developments.
The Chinese stock market experienced a mixed trading session as investors weighed economic uncertainty and sector-specific developments.
The SSE Composite Index fell -0.16% to 3,346.09 CNY, marking a slight decline as blue-chip stocks struggled to gain momentum. Similarly, the Shenzhen Component Index dropped -0.20% to 10,751.32 CNY, indicating caution among investors in the technology and growth sectors.
On the other hand, the SZSE Composite Index inched up +0.08% to 2,047.21 CNY, reflecting selective gains in certain industries. Meanwhile, the CSI 1000 Index, which tracks small-cap companies, showed resilience with a +0.14% gain, closing at 6,297.10 CNY. This suggests that smaller companies are attracting investor interest, possibly due to expectations of policy support or sectoral growth.
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