Shenzhen Component closes 2.57% lower at 11,175.78 points
Published on 11/06/2026 at 13:12 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSShenzhen stocks retreat sharply
- The Shenzhen Component closed at 11,175.78 points on Friday, November 6, 2026, down 2.57 percent.
- The index fell from Thursday's close of 11,471.09 points as technology-related selling weighed on Chinese equities.
- Despite Friday's decline, the index remained higher for the week, according to market coverage.
The Shenzhen Component ended Friday's session sharply lower, reversing part of its recent recovery. The index closed at 11,175.78 points on November 6, 2026, down 2.57 percent from the previous session.
Technology shares under pressure
The closing level and daily move were reported by NAMPA, carrying an Xinhua report. The decline followed Thursday's 1.19 percent advance and brought the index down from its Thursday close of 11,471.09 points.
Trading Economics described the retreat as part of a broader technology sell-off across Asian markets. Its market coverage pointed to investor concerns about regulatory headwinds for artificial-intelligence and data-center industries, which could affect the funding outlook for data infrastructure. The report also noted weakness in several technology-related shares.
Recovery remains uneven
Friday's decline did not erase the index's gains earlier in the week. Trading Economics reported that the Shenzhen Component still finished the week 3.16 percent higher, ending a six-week losing streak. That weekly performance provides context for the daily fall but does not change the fact that the latest session was decisively negative.
For investors, the session underlined the sensitivity of Shenzhen-listed growth stocks to changes in expectations for technology spending and regulation. The index's next move will depend on whether renewed support measures can offset pressure on technology shares and restore confidence in earnings and economic growth.
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