China Stocks Extend Record Losing Streak as CSI 300 Falls for 12 Weeks
China’s stock market has recorded a historic losing streak, with the benchmark CSI 300 index falling for 12 consecutive weeks through October 30, 2026. The index, which tracks 300 major companies listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen, has lost around 14% over the past 12 weeks and touched a one-year low.
According to Bloomberg, the sell-off has erased approximately $3.5 trillion in market value from the market’s May peak. Weak domestic demand, falling property-sector activity and intense price competition are weighing on corporate earnings. Concerns over heavy artificial intelligence investment and uncertain returns have also increased pressure on technology stocks.
Investors remain cautious despite government support measures, as they await stronger signs of consumer spending and business recovery. The prolonged decline highlights growing concerns about corporate profitability and confidence in China’s economic outlook.
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