Chinese Stocks End Tuesday Up
The Shenzhen Component Index posted stronger gains, closing 1.36 percent higher at 14,291.57 points. Combined turnover across both indices reached approximately 2.2 trillion yuan (around $317.24 billion), up from 1.98 trillion yuan recorded in the previous session.
Oil and gas exploration and services stocks led the rally alongside precious metals, while cinema and film, Sora-related, and artificial-intelligence training data shares ranked among the session's worst performers.
The ChiNext Index, which tracks China's Nasdaq-style growth enterprise board, advanced 0.99 percent to close at 3,308.26 points.
Not all segments shared in the day's momentum. The STAR Composite Index, which measures performance on China's sci-tech innovation board, bucked the broader trend, slipping 0.61 percent to finish at 1,798.21 points.
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