China's Stock Market Shrinks About $3.5 Trillion From May High, CSI 300 Falls Into Bear Market

Bloomberg reported on October 25 that China's stock market has shrunk by about $3.5 trillion from its high earlier this year in May, with the CSI 300 index falling into a bear market the previous week, as weak consumption and price wars squeeze corporate profits.

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2026-10-27 04:04 · 10月26日，彭博社援引摩根士丹利报告称，中国股市或未触底，离岸中国股或再跌10%—15%；此前中国股市较5月高点已缩水约3.5万亿美元，沪深300跌入熊市。

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Sayings · 2026-10-27 04:02 On October 26, Bloomberg cited a Morgan Stanley report saying that the Chinese stock market may not have bottomed out, and offshore Chinese stocks could fall another 10%–15%; previously, the Chinese stock market had shrunk by about $3.5 trillion from its May high, and the CSI 300 fell into a bear market.

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