Trading activity in China’s A-share markets surged on Tuesday, with combined turnover across the Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing exchanges exceeding 1.2 trillion yuan by midday – up 137.6 billion yuan from the previous session. Based on current momentum, analysts project total daily volume could reach approximately 1.5 trillion yuan, signaling renewed investor participation after recent market consolidation.
The Shenzhen exchange led trading with 707.4 billion yuan in turnover, outpacing Shanghai’s 463.5 billion yuan, while the Beijing Stock Exchange’s 50 Index recorded 29.5 billion yuan in transactions. This distribution reflects continued strong interest in Shenzhen’s growth-oriented listings, particularly in technology and innovation sectors that dominate the exchange.
The significant volume expansion suggests institutional investors may be repositioning portfolios ahead of key economic data releases. Market observers note the increased activity coincides with stabilizing index performance after recent corrections, potentially marking a turning point in market sentiment as liquidity conditions improve. The Beijing exchange’s relatively modest but growing participation highlights the gradual maturation of China’s multi-tier capital market structure.
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