Shanghai Composite Ends at 3,689.91, Extending Rebound

Published on 11/05/2026 at 13:35 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

The Shanghai Composite closed 0.10% higher at 3,689.91 points on Thursday, extending its rebound for a second session. Gains in photovoltaic, precious-metals and computing-power leasing shares offset losses in coal, banking and brokerage stocks.

Shanghai Market Extends Its Rebound

The Shanghai Composite closed at 3,689.91 points on November 5, gaining 0.10%.
Photovoltaic, precious-metals and computing-power leasing shares led gains, while coal, banking and brokerage stocks weakened.
Turnover across stocks covered by the Shanghai Composite and Shenzhen Component increased to 2.12 trillion yuan from 2.04 trillion yuan.

Shanghai Composite, CNM000000019, Illustration mit AI erstellt.

The Shanghai Composite finished Thursday, November 5, at 3,689.91 points, up 0.10% from the previous close. Based on the Shanghai Composite's Wednesday close of 3,686.17 points reported in earlier index coverage, the increase was 3.74 points, or 0.1015% before rounding.

Modest Gain After Strong Rebound

The close extended the index's rebound for a second trading session. Xinhua reported that the broader Chinese market finished higher on Thursday and put the Shanghai Composite's gain at 0.1%.

Leadership Was Narrower Across Sectors

Photovoltaic, precious-metals and computing-power leasing stocks led the gains, according to Xinhua. Coal, banking and brokerage shares recorded notable losses. The Shenzhen Component gained 1.19% to 11,471.09 points, while the growth-focused ChiNext Index rose 0.87% to 2,566.80 points. The STAR Composite Index advanced 1.38% to 1,546.42 points.

Support Measures Remain In Focus

Trading Economics reported that recent support measures included targeted liquidity injections, lower interest rates on stock buyback loans and eased restrictions on leveraged trading. The report also noted that investors remained cautious, with a durable recovery still dependent on stronger economic growth, improved corporate earnings and firmer investor confidence.

Turnover across stocks covered by the Shanghai Composite and Shenzhen Component reached about 2.12 trillion yuan, compared with 2.04 trillion yuan on the previous trading day, Xinhua said. The figures point to heavier activity, but the mixed sector performance shows that the session's advance was not broad-based across all major groups.

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