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China’s Shanghai Composite Falls 1.59% to 3,707.48 as Small-Cap Indexes Sink

The Shanghai Composite closed down 1.59% at 3,707.48, with the Shenzhen Component dropping 2.43% to 11,816.79 and the ChiNext Index falling 2.92% to 2,783.17. Smaller-cap gauges led the decline, as the CSI 500 slid 3.02% to 6,769.25 and the CSI 1000 lost 3.28% to 6,678.65. The CSI 300 closed 1.23% lower at 4,166.01 and the STAR 50 fell 1.50% to 1,359.52.

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The day's pattern is the story: losses deepened steadily down the market-cap scale, from the CSI 300's comparatively mild decline to the CSI 1000's outsized drop. That gradient points to pressure concentrated in smaller, more domestically oriented names rather than a uniform repricing of large caps, which matters for anyone reading breadth as a sentiment gauge. Whether that small-cap underperformance persists or reverses is the open question to watch.

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