Shenzhen Composite Index

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  Hang Seng Extends Gains, Up 0.2% At Open

  In Shanghai the benchmark composite index was flat, edging down 1.04 points to 3,071.06, while the Shenzhen Composite Index, which tracks stocks on China's second exchange, was slightly higher, adding 1.17 points to 2,019.27.

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  Hang Seng Swings As Brexit Vote Results Begin

  Chinese shares were also down, with the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index falling 0.28 percent, or 8.20 points, to 2883.76.

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  China Stocks Rise to Fresh 3-Week High on Stimulus Hopes

  The CSI300 index of the largest listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen rose 0.9 percent, to 3,063.32, while the Shanghai Composite Index gained 1.1 percent, to 2,867.34 points.

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  China Shares Resume with Losses, Yuan Fixed at Month-High

  The Shanghai Composite Index eased 2.6 percent in early trade in its first session since Feb. 5, while the CSI300 index of the largest listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen lost 2.4 percent.

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  China Shares Edge Cautiously Higher as Oil Holds Gains

  Chinese shares began the week on a firmer note on Monday, extending gains from Friday after a rally in oil prices underpinned a rise in global equities.

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  Asian Stocks Slip Ahead of Chinese Trade Data

  The Shenzhen Composite Index, which tracks stocks on China's second exchange, lost 0.88 per cent, or 14.76 points, to 1,662.57.

• Emerging Markets Rocky, Dollar Dips Before Fed Minutes

  Fears about China's economy kept emerging markets under heavy pressure on Wednesday, while the dollar eased as traders awaited minutes from last month's Federal Reserve meeting for any hints on US rate hike plans.

• European Equities Struggle After Chinese Stocks Slide

  A 6 per cent fall in Chinese shares on Tuesday hit Asian stocks and left European equities struggling for gains while emerging market currencies and oil prices touched multi-year lows.

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  China Stock Market Slumps Over 5% On Worries Over Economy

  China's benchmark Shanghai stock index slumped more than 5 per cent on Tuesday after failing to hold above the key 4,000 point level amid lingering worries over the economy, dealers said.

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  Asian Markets Mostly Lower as Oil Prices Dip Further

  The Nikkei 225 index at the Tokyo Stock Exchange rose 81.90 points to 20,601.35.

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  China Shares Slide as Banks Investigate Market Exposure

  China shares fell again on Thursday after a report that banks were trying to get to grips with their financial exposure to the stock market slump in June added to a pall of uncertainty for investors.

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  Shanghai Shares Extend Sell Off Plunge More Than 4%

  The Shanghai Composite Index -- which plunged 8.48 per cent on Monday -- dropped 152.42 points to 3,573.14.

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  Chinese Shares Tumble 8.5% in Biggest One-Day Drop Since 2007

  Major indexes suffered their largest one-day drop since 2007, shattering three weeks of relative calm in China's volatile stock markets since Beijing unleashed a barrage of support measures to arrest a slump that started in mid-June.

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  China Stocks Tumble Again Despite Support Measures

  After a brief pause to the slide on Monday, the CSI300 index of the largest listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen fell 4.8 per cent in early trading on Tuesday, while the Shanghai Composite Index shed 3.4 per cent.

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  Chinese Markets Surge Nearly 8% at Open on Government Boost

  China's benchmark Shanghai stock index surged at the open on Monday after the government unveiled an unprecedented raft of measures to boost the slumping market, including stabilisation funds and a halt to new share offers.