Shanghai Composite

Shanghai Composite falls 2.04% on May 21, 2026, dropping below 4,100 points. SMIC spikes 9%, while STAR 50 surges 2%. Market breadth weakens as key tech and oil sectors decline.

Shanghai Composite climbs 0.32% amid global oil shock, weak dollar and AI‑compute gains, but sees lowest trading volume in months – a sector‑focused strategy recommended.

Shanghai Composite surges past 4,000 points—12‑day rally driven by booming earnings, policy support and high liquidity signals a new bullish chapter for China’s market.

Shanghai Composite 2025 rally: 18% gain, 52‑week high at 4,034, driven by high‑dividend banks and tech‑resource surge, outlook for 2026 shows sustained momentum but watch policy shifts.

The Shanghai Composite index reached a 10-year high of 3,950.31 points, driven by a 2.88% increase in the week of October 20-24, 2025, due to strong performance in technology and growth sectors.

The Shanghai Composite Index closed at 3399.77 on June 10, 2025, reflecting a day of strategic adjustments and market fluctuations influenced by domestic and international factors.