Sep 29, 2026 · 9 min · 11 segments
After four brutal years near one-year lows, could China’s mainland stock market finally be quietly carving out a bottom? While the benchmark CSI 300 remains in the red, subtle signs of momentum are…
Eric KhawGuest
Rich BradburyHost
Keith KamHost
Roshan KanesanHost
Their benchmark index is down almost 10% year-to-date and sitting at a one-year low despite strong second quarter earnings.
Despite technology has outperformed the broader market, but the rest remains anemic, weighed down by sluggish consumer demand.
recent report shows buy-side funds have moved to neutral after four consecutive years of being underweight, encouraged by improving profit outlooks and attractive valuations in growth sectors such as AI and biopharma.
So I guess the question here is whether the worst is over for China mainland stock market.
Their benchmark index is down almost 10% year-to-date and sitting at a one-year low despite strong second quarter earnings.
Despite technology has outperformed the broader market, but the rest remains anemic, weighed down by sluggish consumer demand.
recent report shows buy-side funds have moved to neutral after four consecutive years of being underweight, encouraged by improving profit outlooks and attractive valuations in growth sectors such as AI and biopharma.
So I guess the question here is whether the worst is over for China mainland stock market.
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