China stocks fell on Friday, set for the steepest weekly decline in 10 weeks, as investor caution over trade uncertainties and profit-taking in artificial intelligence shares dampened sentiment ahead of a key leadership gathering next week. China’s blue-chip CSI300 Index dropped 1.3 per cent, while the Shanghai Composite Index lost 1 per cent. Hong Kong…
On Tuesday, China’s stock markets witnessed a decline, primarily influenced by technology stocks. Investors began withdrawing profits after a significant rally in artificial intelligence-related shares, redirecting their focus to the country’s most extensive military parade ever. The blue-chip CSI300 Index experienced a 0.9% drop during the lunch break, with the Shanghai Composite Index losing…
For Chinese investors, the grass is almost always greener elsewhere. The country’s stockmarket chronically underperforms, meaning that local punters look to bourses in, say, America or Japan, and devise ways of getting cash around China’s capital controls. But this year is different. The Shanghai Composite, an index for China’s domestic market, hit a ten-year high…
Sentiment in Asian markets remains mixed amidst uncertainty about U.S. tariffs that kept investor sentiment fragile. A mood of caution prevailed as markets awaited further developments in the trade negotiations between the U.S. and its trading partners. China’s Shanghai Composite Index gained 0.4 percent to finish trading at 3,457.75. The day’s trading ranged between 3,459.59…