China's key A-share benchmarks closed broadly lower, with the STAR 50 plunging 5.08%, signaling sharp risk-off pressure concentrated in domestic high-growth "hard tech". The breadth of declines across Shanghai, Shenzhen, CSI 300, and ChiNext points to deteriorating near-term equity sentiment and tighter risk appetite toward China exposure, potentially spilling over into regional equity positioning and global cyclicals.
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China’s major A-share indexes all closed lower on Monday. The Shanghai Composite fell 0.59% and the Shenzhen Component dropped 0.96%. The CSI 300 slipped 0.98% while the ChiNext Index declined 1.24%. The STAR 50 Index led losses, tumbling 5.08%.