China’s Shanghai Composite fell for a second straight session, dropping nearly 50 points (~-1.3%) and closing just above the 3,940 level. While the index is expected to open higher on Thursday, the two-day pullback suggests near-term risk-off positioning rather than a major structural change.
China’s Shanghai Composite fell for a second straight session, dropping nearly 50 points (~-1.3%) and closing just above the 3,940 level. While the index is expected to open higher on Thursday, the two-day pullback suggests near-term risk-off positioning rather than a major structural change.
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