2025.11.1103:08:14UTC+00China Stocks Slip on Profit-Taking

On Tuesday, the Shanghai Composite Index declined by 0.3% to dip below 4,010, while the Shenzhen Component Index decreased by 0.6% to settle at 13,350. This market behavior indicates profit-taking activities by investors following the achievement of fresh ten-year highs by Chinese stocks. The current trend sees investors pivoting away from high-performing technology and AI-related stocks towards high-dividend value investments, driven by concerns that the earnings from tech companies may not support the high valuations. In response to fears of a potential market bubble, some seasoned Chinese fund managers have reportedly halted new subscriptions to their funds. Among the significant losers were Zhongji Innolight, down 2.9%, Suzhou TFC Optical, which fell by 7.4%, Victory Giant, decreasing by 3.8%, Foxconn Industrial, down 3.9%, and Zhejiang Sanhua, which dropped 3.3%. On the trade front, the Chinese government has relaxed export restrictions on certain strategic products, including rare earth minerals and key technologies, bound for the US, indicating a softening of trade tensions between China and the US.