2025.12.3002:53:32UTC+00China Stocks Little Changed

During the final trading week of the year, the Shanghai Composite remained relatively stable at 3,960, with the Shenzhen Component experiencing a slight increase of 0.1% to reach 13,560. Mainland stocks saw minimal fluctuation, reflecting subdued market activity. Investors are keenly observing geopolitical events, particularly the ramifications of China’s military exercises around Taiwan, and their potential influence on regional stability and market dynamics. Attention also turns to upcoming economic data, as China's official and private PMI numbers are set to be released tomorrow. Meanwhile, in the United States, reports such as the December Federal Reserve meeting minutes and the weekly jobless claims will offer insights into the potential trajectory of policy adjustments anticipated in 2026. The financial and health sectors experienced the most significant declines, while local tech stocks displayed mixed performances in light of a continued tech market sell-off on Wall Street due to concerns about an AI bubble. Among the substantial decliners were Foxconn Industrial, down by 1.7%, Eoptolink, which fell by 0.7%, and Contemporary Amperex, dipping by 0.2%. Conversely, Cambricon Technologies saw an impressive rise of 4.2%, and SMIC increased by 1.9%, outperforming the broader market.