Shanghai Composite closes 0.32% higher at 3,660.79
Published on 11/09/2026 at 22:52 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSShanghai market ends mixed
- The Shanghai Composite closed 0.32% higher at 3,660.79 points on Monday, November 9, 2026.
- Coal, ceramics and aircraft-manufacturing shares were among the stronger groups, while cement, furniture and food stocks declined.
- Combined turnover on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges fell to about 1.48 trillion yuan, indicating limited breadth behind the gain.
The Shanghai Composite finished Monday's session 0.32% higher at 3,660.79 points, recovering part of Friday's 1.10% decline. The gain was modest and did not reflect a broad advance across Chinese equities, as the Shenzhen Component and ChiNext both ended lower.
Coal shares support the benchmark
According to Xinhua, ceramics, coal and aircraft-manufacturing shares were among Monday's leading groups. Cement, furniture and food stocks were among the decliners. The Shenzhen Component fell 0.27% to 11,145.49 points, while the ChiNext Index also lost 0.27% to 2,458.56 points. The STAR Composite Index, by contrast, gained 0.44% to 1,502.98 points.
Turnover declines as breadth stays weak
Turnover in stocks covered by the Shanghai and Shenzhen benchmarks totaled about 1.48 trillion yuan, down from 1.66 trillion yuan in the previous session. That combination - a higher headline index and lower activity - suggests that Monday's advance was selective rather than a market-wide change in risk appetite. The comparison is with Friday, November 6, the last completed mainland trading session before Monday.
Global technology rebound offers support
The broader regional backdrop was more constructive. The Associated Press reported that Asian shares and US futures advanced after artificial-intelligence stocks recovered some of their losses from the previous week's sell-off. The Shanghai market participated in that stabilisation, but its more muted performance and the decline in technology-heavy Shenzhen and ChiNext gauges showed that the external relief was not sufficient to lift all segments.
For investors, Monday's close points to stabilisation rather than a confirmed trend reversal. Follow-through will depend on whether trading activity broadens beyond coal and selected industrial themes, while the performance of global technology shares remains an important sentiment factor. Further coverage is available on the Shanghai Composite topic page.
