Shanghai Composite closes 0.46% higher at 3,680.64
Published on 11/11/2026 at 13:25 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSShanghai stocks finish higher
- The Shanghai Composite closed at 3,680.64 points on November 11, up 0.46 percent.
- Electronic components, telecom equipment and co-packaged optics led the gainers.
- Chinese liquor, airport and aviation, and dairy stocks were among the weaker groups.
- Turnover across stocks covered by the Shanghai and Shenzhen benchmarks rose to about 1.68 trillion yuan.
The Shanghai Composite ended Wednesday, November 11, at 3,680.64 points, gaining 16.92 points or 0.46 percent. The close followed a 0.08 percent rise to 3,663.72 points in the previous session, leaving the index modestly higher over the two-day period.
Xinhua reported that electronic components, telecom equipment and co-packaged optics were among the strongest-performing groups. The sector mix points to continued support for technology-linked areas during the session, although the index advance remained smaller than the gains in several growth-focused market segments.
Technology leads the session
Chinese liquor, airports and aviation, and dairy stocks were among the leading decliners, according to Xinhua. The divergence between technology-related winners and consumer, transport and airline groups produced a mixed internal market rather than a broad-based advance across all major sectors.
Trading activity also increased. Turnover for stocks covered by the Shanghai Composite and Shenzhen Component reached about 1.68 trillion yuan, compared with 1.51 trillion yuan on Tuesday. This figure covers both benchmark universes and should not be read as Shanghai Composite turnover alone.
Broader mainland performance
The Shenzhen Component rose 1.32 percent to 11,389.74 points, while the ChiNext Index gained 3.11 percent to 2,572.07 points. The stronger performance of growth-oriented benchmarks contrasted with the Shanghai Composite's more measured rise and underlined the session's technology bias.
The Shanghai trading session was already complete before the configured Europe-morning-to-midday window. Further Shanghai Composite coverage is available on the topic page.
