The Shanghai Composite edged up 0.15% to close at 3,370, while the Shenzhen Component added 0.07% to 10,695 on Monday, as mainland stocks reversed early losses and snapped a three-day losing streak amid improving risk sentiment.
Investors remained cautious ahead of the April 2 deadline for US President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs, though Trump’s recent comments suggesting potential flexibility and reports of less aggressive measures provided some relief.
Meanwhile, Chinese Premier Li Qiang reiterated the need for greater market openness to counter global instability at the China Development Forum in Beijing on Sunday, where US Senator Steve Daines and Apple CEO Tim Cook were in attendance.
Among the session’s top performers were Wolong Electric (10%), Victory Giant (5.8%), Beijing Highlander (6.1%), Zijin Mining (2.7%), and Eoptolink Technology (4.6%).
