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The STAR Market 50 Index fell by more than 2%, with Yuanjie Technology and Shenghe Jingwei among its constituent stocks falling by more than 5%.
2026-10-26
The STAR Market 50 Index fell by more than 2%, with Yuanjie Technology and Shenghe Jingwei among its constituent stocks falling by more than 5%.
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2026-10-26
China A-shares opened lower and were mixed at midday: Shanghai Composite -0.18%, Shenzhen Composite -1.05%, ChiNext -1.65%. Combined Shanghai and Shenzhen Turnover was 1.01 trln yuan, down 61.9 bln yuan versus the prior session. More than 2,400 stock
China A-shares opened lower and were mixed at midday: Shanghai Composite -0.18%, Shenzhen Composite -1.05%, ChiNext -1.65%. Combined Shanghai and Shenzhen Turnover was 1.01 trln yuan, down 61.9 bln yuan versus the prior session. More than 2,400 stocks advanced. Property stocks outperformed, with China Merchants Shekou and Daming City hitting daily limit-ups. Oil & gas, shipping, spirits and gaming sectors gained. Precious metals pulled back, led by Chifeng Gold. Electronic components names slid, with several hitting limit-downs; telecom equipment, glass & fiberglass, semiconductors and CPO-themed stocks were among the heaviest decliners.
2026-10-25
US President Trump attacked former President Barack Obama on social media, calling him "extremely incompetent" and accusing him of paying "billions to Iran" that opened a path to nuclear weapons. He said Obama-backed campaigns for Hillary Clinton and
US President Trump attacked former President Barack Obama on social media, calling him "extremely incompetent" and accusing him of paying "billions to Iran" that opened a path to nuclear weapons. He said Obama-backed campaigns for Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris were failures and accused Obama of now supporting a candidate he labeled a "Muslim Brotherhood jihadist" who "hates Jews, Blacks, Americans and Trump", whom Trump predicted would also lose. Trump touted his Michigan record — claiming a decisive win, a revived auto sector, an air‑force base boost and stronger job creation — and urged Michigan voters to back Republican Mike Rogers.
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