China's CSI 300 index enters 'bear market' territory, falling 20% from June peak
China's CSI 300 stock index fell roughly 20% from its June high during Thursday trading, entering 'bear market' territory. The decline followed ten straight weeks of losses. Among the cited reasons are concerns over corporate profits, excess production capacity, a prolonged crisis in the real estate sector, weak consumer demand, and doubts about the returns on AI investments.
Javlon Tursunov