Live Roundups Editor's Desk Insights Executive Ops Weather About 🔍
Home › Business & Finance › China Stocks Sink Deeper Into Bear Market Despite State Buying
Business & Finance

China Stocks Sink Deeper Into Bear Market Despite State Buying

Bloomberg Markets Friday 23 October 2026, 02:13 UTC By Bloomberg News 1 min read
Key Points

China Stocks Sink Deeper Into Bear Market Despite State Buying Chinese stocks slid deeper into a bear market as rescue efforts by state-backed funds fail to rebuild investor confidence. The onshore benchmark CSI 300 Index fell as much as 1.6% on Friday, taking the week’s losses to nearly 5%, the most in three months. The decline comes after the gauge dropped 20% from its June high on Thursday, entering a bear market.

China Stocks Sink Deeper Into Bear Market Despite State Buying Chinese stocks slid deeper into a bear market as rescue efforts by state-backed funds fail to rebuild investor confidence. The onshore benchmark CSI 300 Index fell as much as 1.6% on Friday, taking the week’s losses to nearly 5%, the most in three months. The decline comes after the gauge dropped 20% from its June high on Thursday, entering a bear market. It has fallen through a closely watched level of 4,000.
China (LOCATION) Chinese (ORG) CSI (ORG)
Originally published by Bloomberg Markets Read original →

Related Stories

Canberra man accused of strangling seller during Facebook Marketplace deal

Police say a man was threatened with a knife and forced into a car by a 21-year-old who claimed to be interested in purchasing his mobile phone. ACT Policing said the victim had arranged to sell the phone through Facebook Marketplace and went to an address in Kaleen to meet the buyer about 5:30pm on Tuesday. Police alleged an unknown man spoke to the victim and examined the phone before the 21-year-old got out of a nearby Volkswagen Golf and threatened the victim with a knife.

ABC Australia 17m ago

India Voter-Roll Protests Widen as Farmers Set to Join In

India Voter-Roll Protests Widen as Farmers Set to Join In Indian farmers who helped force Prime Minister Narendra Modi into a rare policy retreat four years ago are set to join nationwide protests against a contentious overhaul of voter rolls on Friday, widening a movement challenging the country’s Election Commission. The Samyukt Kisan Morcha, a coalition of farmers’ organizations, is planning to march to the poll body’s headquarters in New Delhi from a nearby Sikh temple, according to P....

Bloomberg Markets 26m ago

Copper Heads for Weekly Loss as AI Selloff Hurts Risk Appetite

Commodities Copper Heads for Weekly Loss as AI Selloff Hurts Risk Appetite Copper headed for a third weekly loss in four as a selloff in technology stocks deepened, sapping risk appetite across markets including for the metal that’s used in data centers and power infrastructure. Futures traded above $14,150 a ton in London, down almost 2% this week and extending a retreat from a record set in September. The global slump in tech stocks intensified on Friday, as earnings from major companies...

Bloomberg Markets 31m ago

Who really writes the budget?

Andy Burnham has promised Britain can “hope again”. But with inflation rising, borrowing costs soaring and trillions of pounds of national debt, how much room does Chancellor John Healey actually have to deliver in the budget on Oct. 28? This week, Pat and Sascha speak to Treasury insiders to find out who really calls the shots when a Chancellor puts together a budget.

Politico EU 32m ago