China A-shares fall broadly; ChiNext drops 2.68%, non-ferrous metals lead losses
On September 24, China's A-share market experienced a broad decline, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropping 2.34%, and the ChiNext Index losing 2.68%. Over 4,300 stocks declined, with total turnover exceeding 1.6 trillion yuan. Non-ferrous metals led losses, while wind power, robotics, and Fujian local stocks bucked the trend. Defensive sectors like banks and coal showed resilience.
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China A-shares fall as metals slump; wind power, media stocks gain on policy hopes
On September 24, China's A-share market saw a broad decline, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling 1.22% to 3888.37, the Shenzhen Component Index dropping 2.34% to 13316.97, and the ChiNext Index losing 2.68%. Approximately 4,300 stocks declined, with total turnover exceeding 1.6 trillion yuan. The non-ferrous metals sector led losses, particularly gold and copper stocks, attributed to falling spot prices and profit-taking after recent gains. Technology growth stocks also retreated. In contrast, wind power equipment stocks rallied, driven by a policy forecast that China's offshore wind capacity will double to 100 GW by 2030 under the 15th Five-Year Plan, and by European demand signals. The media sector continued its speculative rally, with Xinhua Winshare rising for a fifth consecutive day despite a risk warning. Defensive sectors like banks, coal, and oil were relatively resilient, while shipping and education stocks also gained. The market exhibited a clear rotation from high-growth to low-valuation and defensive sectors.
Read sourceA-Share Market Falls as Humanoid Robot Stocks Buck the Trend
On September 24, China's A-share market experienced a volatile adjustment, with major indices closing lower. The Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.22% to 3888.37 points, the Shenzhen Component Index dropped 2.34%, the ChiNext Index lost 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index declined 2.52%. Total turnover across the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing exchanges reached 1.6691 trillion yuan. Over 4,300 stocks declined. Despite the broad market weakness, the humanoid robot concept sector rose sharply, with stocks such as Luozhou Bearing, Xiangyang Bearing, and Ningbo Dongli hitting their daily price limits. The wind power equipment sector also gained, with Weili Transmission rising over 10% intraday and Jixin Technology hitting the limit. Fujian local stocks staged a late-session rally, with Haixia Innovation, Fujian Cement, and Pingtan Development all hitting limit-up. In contrast, real estate and non-ferrous metals sectors underperformed.
Read sourceA-Share Market Falls, Shanghai Index Loses 3900; Robot and Wind Power Stocks Surge, New IPO Jumps 331%
China's A-share market experienced a broad decline on September 24, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling 1.22% to close below the 3900-point mark. The Shenzhen Component Index dropped 2.34%, the ChiNext Index fell 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation 50 Index lost 2.52%. Total trading volume on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges reached 1.65 trillion yuan, down 111.6 billion yuan from the previous session. Over 4,300 stocks declined, while 52 stocks hit the daily limit up. Sector performance was mixed: wind power stocks strengthened, with Luozhou Bearing hitting the 20% daily limit; robotics concept stocks were active, with Xiangyang Bearing, Changhua Group, and others hitting limit up, following Elon Musk's forecast on September 23 that there could be at least 1 billion humanoid robots within 10 years, possibly 100 billion in 15 years, and 1000 billion in 20 years. Fujian local stocks rallied in late trading, with Fujian Cement rising for a second consecutive day. VNA instrument concept stocks were repeatedly active. On the downside, popular new stocks saw rare consecutive sharp declines, with Century Digital and Kaida Heavy Industry hitting the 30% limit down. The real estate sector corrected, and PCB concept stocks weakened. Newly listed N Baijui surged up to 478% intraday before closing at 331.43% higher, at 72.35 yuan per share, giving a market cap of 4.9 billion yuan. In terms of sector capital flows, auto parts, military electronics, and wind power equipment led net inflows, while communication equipment, semiconductors, and components led net outflows.
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China stocks fall: Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead losses
On September 24, China's four major stock indices closed lower, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropping 2.34%, the ChiNext Index declining 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index losing 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks collectively declined, with precious metals and copper sectors leading the losses. PCB and CRO concept stocks performed weakly, while the real estate sector retreated and building materials weakened. On the upside, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, while oil, coal, and banking stocks showed resilience. The Strait West concept stocks saw late-session volatility, with multiple stocks including Luqiao Information, Strait Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting the daily limit. Notable decliners included Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper, which fell over 5%.
Read sourceChina stocks fall, Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead decline
On September 24, China's four major stock indices all closed lower. The Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropped 2.34%, the ChiNext Index declined 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index fell 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks collectively declined, with precious metals and copper sectors leading the losses. PCB and CRO concept stocks performed weakly. The real estate sector pulled back, and building materials stocks weakened alongside. On the positive side, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, while oil, coal, and banking stocks were relatively resilient. Specifically, Straits West Coast concept stocks saw unusual activity in late trading, with multiple stocks including Luqiao Information, Straits Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting their daily price limits. The non-ferrous metals sector showed significant declines, with stocks such as Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper falling over 5%.
Read sourceChina stocks fall, Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead losses
On September 24, China's four major stock indices all closed lower. The Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropped 2.34%, the ChiNext Index declined 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index lost 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks collectively declined, with precious metals and copper sectors leading the losses. PCB and CRO concept stocks performed weakly. The real estate sector pulled back, and building materials stocks weakened alongside. On the upside, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, while oil, coal, and banking stocks were relatively resilient. Specifically, Straits West Coast concept stocks saw unusual activity in late trading, with multiple stocks including Road Information, Straits Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting their daily price limits. The non-ferrous metals sector showed significant declines, with stocks such as Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper falling over 5%.
Read sourceChina stocks fall, Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead losses
On September 24, China's four major stock indices closed lower, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropping 2.34%, the ChiNext Index declining 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index losing 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks led the decline, with precious metals and copper sectors falling sharply. PCB and CRO concept stocks also performed weakly. The real estate sector retreated, and building materials stocks weakened alongside. On the upside, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, while oil, coal, and banking stocks showed relative resilience. The Strait West concept stocks saw unusual activity in late trading, with multiple stocks including Road Bridge Information, Strait Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting their daily price limits. Notable decliners included Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper, which both fell over 5%.
Read sourceChina stocks fall, Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead losses
On September 24, China's four major stock indices all closed lower. The Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropped 2.34%, the ChiNext Index lost 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index declined 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks led the decline, with precious metals and copper sectors falling sharply. PCB and CRO concept stocks also performed weakly. The real estate sector retreated, and building materials stocks weakened alongside it. On the upside, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, while oil, coal, and banking stocks were relatively resilient. In specific moves, Straits West Coast concept stocks saw late-session volatility, with multiple stocks including Road Bridge Information, Straits Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting their daily price limits. Non-ferrous metals sector saw significant losses, with stocks such as Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper falling over 5%.
Read sourceChina stocks fall, Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead losses
On September 24, China's four major stock indices all closed lower. The Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropped 2.34%, the ChiNext Index lost 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index declined 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks collectively declined, with precious metals and copper sectors leading the losses. PCB and CRO concept stocks performed weakly. The real estate sector pulled back, and building materials stocks weakened alongside. In contrast, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, while oil, coal, and banking stocks showed resilience. Specifically, Straits West Coast concept stocks saw unusual activity in late trading, with multiple stocks including Road Bridge Information, Straits Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting their daily price limits. The non-ferrous metals sector saw significant declines, with stocks such as Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper falling over 5%.
Read sourceChina stocks fall: Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead losses
On September 24, China's four major stock indices closed lower, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropping 2.34%, the ChiNext Index declining 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index losing 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks collectively declined, with precious metals and copper sectors leading the losses. PCB and CRO concept stocks performed weakly, while the real estate sector retreated and building materials stocks weakened. On the positive side, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, and oil, coal, and banking stocks showed resilience. The Strait West concept stocks saw unusual activity in late trading, with multiple stocks including Luqiao Information, Strait Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting their daily price limits. Notable decliners included Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper, which both fell over 5%.
Read sourceChina stocks fall, Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead losses
On September 24, China's four major stock indices all closed lower, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropping 2.34%, the ChiNext Index declining 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index losing 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks collectively declined, with precious metals and copper sectors leading the losses. PCB and CRO concept stocks performed weakly, while the real estate sector pulled back and building materials weakened. On the upside, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, while oil, coal, and banking stocks held up relatively well. The Strait West Coast concept stocks saw unusual activity in late trading, with multiple stocks including Road Bridge Information, Strait Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting their daily price limits. Notable decliners in the non-ferrous metals sector included Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper, both falling over 5%.
Read sourceChina stocks fall, Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead decline
On September 24, China's four major stock indices all closed lower. The Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropped 2.34%, the ChiNext Index declined 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index fell 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks led the decline, with precious metals and copper sectors falling sharply. PCB and CRO concept stocks also performed weakly. The real estate sector pulled back, and building materials stocks weakened alongside it. On the upside, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, while oil, coal, and banking stocks showed resilience. Specifically, Straits West Coast concept stocks saw unusual activity in late trading, with multiple stocks including Luqiao Information, Straits Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting their daily price limits. The non-ferrous metals sector saw significant losses, with stocks such as Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper falling over 5%.
Read sourceChina stocks fall, Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead decline
On September 24, China's four major stock indices all closed lower. The Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropped 2.34%, the ChiNext Index declined 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index lost 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks collectively declined, with precious metals and copper sectors leading the losses. PCB and CRO concept stocks performed weakly. The real estate sector pulled back, and building materials stocks weakened alongside. On the positive side, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, while oil, coal, and banking stocks were relatively resilient. Specifically, Straits West Coast concept stocks saw late-session volatility, with multiple stocks including Luqiao Information, Straits Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting their daily price limits. The non-ferrous metals sector showed notable declines, with stocks such as Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper falling over 5%.
Read sourceChina stocks fall, Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead losses
On September 24, China's four major stock indices closed lower, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropping 2.34%, the ChiNext Index declining 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index losing 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks collectively declined, with precious metals and copper sectors leading the losses. PCB and CRO concept stocks performed weakly, while the real estate sector retreated and building materials weakened. On the upside, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, and oil, coal, and banking stocks showed resilience. The Strait West Coast concept stocks saw late-session volatility, with multiple stocks including Luqiao Information, Strait Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting the daily limit. Notable declines included Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper, each falling over 5%.
Read sourceChina stocks fall, Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead losses
On September 24, China's four major stock indices all closed lower. The Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropped 2.34%, the ChiNext Index lost 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index declined 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks led the decline, with precious metals and copper sectors falling sharply. PCB and CRO concept stocks also performed weakly. The real estate sector retreated, and building materials stocks weakened alongside it. On the upside, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, while oil, coal, and banking stocks showed relative resilience. In specific moves, Straits West Coast concept stocks saw late-session volatility, with multiple stocks including Road Bridge Information, Straits Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting their daily price limits. The non-ferrous metals sector saw notable declines, with stocks such as Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper falling over 5%.
Read sourceChina stocks fall, Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead losses
On September 24, China's four major stock indices all closed lower. The Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropped 2.34%, the ChiNext Index declined 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index lost 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks led the decline, with precious metals and copper sectors falling sharply. PCB and CRO concept stocks also performed weakly. The real estate sector retreated, and building materials stocks weakened alongside it. On the upside, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, while oil, coal, and banking stocks were relatively resilient. The Strait West concept stocks saw unusual activity in late trading, with multiple stocks including Luqiao Information, Strait Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting their daily price limits. Notable decliners in the non-ferrous metals sector included Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper, both falling over 5%.
Read sourceChina stocks fall, Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead losses
On September 24, China's four major stock indices closed lower, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropping 2.34%, the ChiNext Index declining 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index losing 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks led the decline, with precious metals and copper sectors falling sharply. PCB and CRO concept stocks also performed weakly. The real estate sector retreated, and building materials stocks weakened alongside. On the upside, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, while oil, coal, and banking stocks showed resilience. The Strait West concept stocks saw unusual activity in late trading, with multiple stocks including Luqiao Information, Strait Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting their daily price limits. Notable decliners included Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper, each falling over 5%.
Read sourceChina stocks fall, Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead losses
On September 24, China's four major stock indices closed lower, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropping 2.34%, the ChiNext Index declining 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index losing 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks collectively declined, with precious metals and copper sectors leading the losses. PCB and CRO concept stocks performed weakly, while the real estate sector retreated and building materials weakened. On the positive side, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, and oil, coal, and banking stocks showed resilience. The Strait West concept stocks saw late-session volatility, with multiple stocks including Luqiao Information, Strait Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting the daily limit up. Notable decliners included Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper, which fell over 5%.
Read sourceChina stocks fall, Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead losses
On September 24, China's four major stock indices all closed lower. The Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropped 2.34%, the ChiNext Index declined 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index lost 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks collectively declined, with precious metals and copper sectors leading the losses. PCB and CRO concept stocks performed weakly. The real estate sector pulled back, and building materials stocks also weakened. On the positive side, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, while oil, coal, and banking stocks held up relatively well. In specific moves, Straits West Coast concept stocks saw unusual activity in late trading, with multiple stocks including Road Bridge Information, Straits Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting their daily price limits. The non-ferrous metals sector showed significant declines, with stocks such as Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper falling over 5%.
Read sourceChina stocks fall: Shanghai Composite drops 1.22%, non-ferrous metals lead losses
On September 24, China's four major stock indices all closed lower, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling 1.22%, the Shenzhen Component Index dropping 2.34%, the ChiNext Index declining 2.68%, and the Sci-Tech Innovation Composite Index losing 2.52%. Non-ferrous metal stocks led the decline, with precious metals and copper sectors falling sharply. PCB and CRO concept stocks also performed weakly. The real estate sector retreated, and building materials stocks weakened alongside. On the positive side, reducer, education, and wind power equipment sectors strengthened, while oil, coal, and banking stocks showed resilience. The Strait West concept stocks saw unusual activity at the tail end of trading, with multiple stocks including Luqiao Information, Strait Innovation, and Pingtan Development hitting their daily price limits. Notable decliners included Shandong Gold and Yunnan Copper, each falling over 5%.
Read sourceChina's ChiNext, Shenzhen indices fall over 2%; Fujian local stocks buck trend
Chinese stock markets experienced a broad decline on the trading day, with the ChiNext and Shenzhen indices both falling over 2% in a low-open, low-close session. The Shanghai Composite Index also declined. Total turnover on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges reached 1.65 trillion yuan, down 111.6 billion yuan from the previous session. More than 4,300 stocks ended the day in negative territory. Sector rotation was weak, but Fujian local stocks staged a late-session rally, with names such as Fujian Cement, Road Bridge Information, Strait Innovation, Pingtan Development, Xiamen Port, and Zhangzhou Development moving higher. Other notable movers included robotics stocks Xiangyang Bearing, Changhua Group, Zhongma Transmission, Ningbo Dongli, and Jixin Technology; power transmission stocks Weili Transmission; electronics stocks Dongfang Zhongke and Dianyisiyi; real estate stocks Hualian Group, Huayuan Holdings, and Greenland Holdings; and PCB stocks Ultrasonic Electronics and Yixin New Materials. The report is sourced from Cailianshe.