An Aug. 31 flash update by BlockBeats said China's three major A-share indices started the morning lower and then moved in a choppy recovery before slipping again near the close of the morning session. The data reflect the midday close, not full-day results. By the midday settlement, the Shanghai Composite Index was down 0.2%, the Shenzhen Component Index was down 1% and the ChiNext Index was down 1.29%. AI-corpus names oscillated higher during the session, according to the same update. For the half-day period, combined turnover on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges came in at roughly 1.31 trillion yuan. That was about 112.1 billion yuan less than the comparable half-day figure in the previous trading session. The update gave the index levels, the sector's relative strength and the turnover figures, and did not include a full list of sector moves. BlockBeats' flash note did not explain the reason for the retreat or offer any outlook for the afternoon.
BlockBeats reported on August 31 that the three major A-share indexes opened lower in the morning, fluctuated higher within a range and then pulled back into the midday break.
By the close of the morning session, the Shanghai Composite Index was down 0.2%, the Shenzhen Component Index was down 1% and the ChiNext Index was down 1.29%. AI-corpus-related stocks moved higher on a fluctuating basis. Combined half-day turnover on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges reached about 1.31 trillion yuan, a decrease of roughly 112.1 billion yuan compared with the same period during the previous trading day.
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