Explore why Shenzhen’s SZSE Component index barely rose despite 476‑billion‑yuan volume, highlighting institutional inflows, polarized stocks, and sector disparities that signal a fragile rally, not a strong trend.
Chinese equities spark a “red‑opening” in 2026: Shanghai +1.38%, Shenzhen +2.24%, with insurers, semiconductors and brain‑interface tech driving gains and Goldman Sachs bullish on a 15–20% rally.
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Shanghai market dips on 11 Dec 2025: Composite and Shenzhen indices fall, net outflows hit 56 billion CNY, but 雪人集团 surges 10 % with a record 3.25 billion‑CNY inflow, highlighting the volatility of retail‑sector stocks and the rise of aerospace and …
The SZSE Component Index closed at 10,250.1 on June 10, 2025, reflecting a day of volatility influenced by domestic policy support, sector-specific dynamics, and international trade developments.
The SZSE Component index closed at 10,003.27 on May 28, 2025, with the A-share market experiencing a slight downturn, while consumer stocks and medical waste and nuclear fusion sectors performed well.
The A-share market experienced a surge on May 20, 2025, driven by interest rate cuts and investor interest in sectors like pet economy, synthetic biology, and growth technology.