On Friday, the Asian time period, Shanghai Composite Index fell slightly, filling some gaps. In the futures market, black futures encountered Black Friday, falling more than 5% across the board.
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Taiwan Stocks: Taiwan Weighted Index closed down 128.76 points, a drop of 1.22%, at 10449.68 points.
stocks: Nikkei 225 index closed down 51.03 points, or 0.25%, to 20296.45 points.
Australian stocks: Australia ASX200 index closed up 26.68 points, or 0.47%, to 5682.10 points.
South Korea's KOSPI index closed down 17.80 points, or 0.74%, to 2388.70 points.
A stocks: Shanghai Composite Index closed down 5.28 points, or 0.16%, to 3352.53 points. The Shenzhen Component Index closed down 28.52 points, or 0.26%, to 11,069.82 points. The ChiNext Index closed down 6.35 points, or 0.34%, to 1,866.42 points.
Financial News
A shares closed: market shrinks volume to fill the gap! Pay attention to the low-valuation blue chips
On Friday, the two markets fluctuated and pulled back, and the Shanghai Composite Index partially filled the gap on August 28 and stopped falling. new stocks and communication stocks rose sharply.
inventory accumulation has caused market concerns! Coking coal futures fell by more than 5%
On Friday, internal trading commodity futures continued to fall in the night trading, and the decline expanded in the afternoon. Shanghai nickel once hit the limit, manganese silicon fell by more than 6%, coking coal, coke, hot coil fell by more than 5%.
S&P downgraded China rating! The RMB opened higher and gave up most of the gains
On Friday, the spot market opened sharply higher in the early trading, and the mid-price ended three consecutive declines; traders said that overnight adjustments pushed up the opening price this morning, and the market speculated that the S&P's downgrade of China's rating may make the expectations of the RMB's active appreciation faint, and the influx of foreign exchange purchases led to the continued narrowing of the RMB's rise.
French corporate activities unexpectedly accelerated! Comprehensive PMI rose to more than six-year high in September
A monthly survey released on Friday showed that French corporate activity unexpectedly rose to more than six-year highs in September as domestic demand boosted the service industry and helped manufacturing get rid of the strong euro.
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