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Chinese stocks open lower, with more than 4,000 shares falling
China’s three main stock indexes opened lower on Nov.
3.
The Shanghai Composite fell 0.37%, the Shenzhen Component dropped 0.69% and the ChiNext index declined 1.18%.
More than 4,000 stocks fell, showing that losses were widespread at the opening.
Precious metals, insurance, liquor, banks, electricity, brokerages and cars were among the sectors that rose.
Shipping, communications equipment, energy equipment, agriculture and semiconductors fell.
The market’s declines were broad, even as some sectors gained.
The figures describe the market at the start of trading; no later developments were given.
Chinese mainland stocks opened lower on Nov. 3, with more than 4,000 shares falling.
The Shanghai Composite fell 0.37% at the open, according to Wind data.
The Shenzhen Component dropped 0.69%, while the ChiNext Index fell 1.18%.
Precious metals, insurance and alcoholic beverages were among the sectors that rose.
Shipping, communications equipment and semiconductors were among the sectors that fell.
- Who
- Chinese mainland-listed shares and the three major stock indexes.
- What
- The market opened lower, with more than 4,000 shares falling.
- When
- Nov. 3. The article was published at 01:54 UTC.
- Where
- China’s A-share market.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Date
- Nov. 3
- Shanghai Composite
- Down 0.37% at the open
- Shenzhen Component
- Down 0.69% at the open
- ChiNext Index
- Down 1.18% at the open
- Shares falling
- More than 4,000
- Sectors rising
- Precious metals, insurance and alcoholic beverages