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And the wider Shanghai Composite Index, which had closed at a 30-month low the day before, squeaked out just a 0. 2% gain.

It is not difficult to see that the Shanghai Composite Index has won the world's most profitable title index is well deserved.

The Shanghai Composite Index was almost unchanged Friday and traders said the policy shift was already priced into stocks.

A look at the flagship Shanghai Composite Index over the past three years illustrates the point.

However, none materialised and the Shanghai composite index continued to fall as the games got under way.

The announcements were thought to be one of several factors on Friday that depressed the Shanghai Composite index.

On top of that, the Shanghai Composite index is still trading at 20 times next year's earnings.

The Shanghai Composite Index's surge continued Monday, as the benchmark rose 3% in heavy trading, bringing it close to a six-month high.

After a strong rebound in 2009, the Shanghai Composite index is Asia's worst-performing stockmarket so far this year.

And its message is echoed in the Shanghai Composite index, which hit a new low for the year overnight and is down 22% for its high in April.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index is down about 25% this year, but it has gained about 2% so far this month.

So far this year, the Shanghai Composite Index has soared more than 80 percent since the end of 2006.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index has slid 10. 5% since the beginning of August.

More bad news may be on its way for the newly impecunious - yesterday the benchmark Shanghai composite index slid again.

So, despite yesterday's Shanghai Composite Index opened lower after the resumption of cross- Star overcast, but it was not easy.

Since the stimulus, the Shanghai Composite index has doubled, while real estate prices have risen.

Chinese stocks crossed a milestone yesterday as the Shanghai composite index closed at twice the level at which it started the year .

The release hurt stockmarkets worldwide. In a single day the Shanghai Composite index gave up its gains for the year.

However, the gains in Shanghai were not enough to buoy the wider Shanghai Composite index.

After more than doubling since last November, China's Shanghai Composite index has given back 23% of its value since early August.

Many analysts noticed a growing correlation between the Shanghai Composite Index and the crude-oil prices.

Property stocks, up more than 135 per cent this year, are the best performers on the Shanghai Composite index.

The Shanghai composite index fell 2. 42% to its lowest level in almost three months, with declines in many property shares.

Short - term market may continue to maintain the pattern of Pan Sheng, Shanghai Composite Index near the 2100 -point pressure.

Short - term Shanghai Composite Index near the 1858 -point support strong, stable bottom of the still hope.

The Shanghai Composite Index has lost 53 per cent since peaking last October and has fallen more than 45 per cent so far this year.

There were falls on mainland China's Shanghai Composite index and markets in the Philippines and Indonesia also lost ground.

The Shanghai Composite Index jumped after opening, but despite suffering some fluctuations reached near 3100 points during trading.

The Shanghai Composite Index slumped 10 per cent over the past month, falling to its lowest level since early 2009.

That year, the Shanghai composite index of renminbi- denominated "A" shares almost doubled.

The Shanghai Composite Index has come through a period of global market turmoil rather well.

The key Shanghai Composite index has soared 37 percent since the start of 2009, far outpacing other major markets.

The Shanghai Composite Index was a global standout, rising more than 30%.

However, the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index fell despite the positive news.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index has risen 127 per cent since then, driven up by a flood of retail investor money.

The Shanghai Composite Index has fallen 21% as domestic investors fret over Beijing's efforts to cool an overheated economy.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index rose 0. 6 percent at the lunchtime break, heading for its highest close of the year.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index has since dropped by almost half from that peak.

That has made the benchmark Shanghai composite index highly susceptible to sudden mood swings.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index has lost 49% since topping out, along with other global markets, last October.

The Shanghai Composite Index has gained 33 percent since the end of 2008.

Even as the economy grew strongly, pushing commodities to new highs, the Shanghai Composite index tumbled 11. 4 per cent.

Mainland Chinese equities suffered their biggest fall for two weeks, as the Shanghai Composite index shed 1. 9 per cent.

Regulators have picked a quiet moment to introduce futures, with the benchmark Shanghai Composite Index down 3. 4% this year.

The Shanghai Composite Index . SSEC is volatile, and the drop still leaves it with a 53 percent gain in 2009.

The Shanghai Composite Index, which tracks mainland- listed shares, has added 43 percent, the world's third-largest advance.

But in mainland China, the Shanghai composite index reversed morning losses, to stand about 0. 7 percent higher by around noon.

But they're still predicting an end to this faster than exponential growth in the Shanghai Composite Index between July 17 and 27.

China's supposed "V-shaped" recovery is the talk of the world, and the Shanghai composite index is up 42 per cent year to date.

The Shanghai Composite index duly tumbled 5 per cent yesterday, its biggest one-day drop for eight months.

The Shanghai Composite index initially rallied strongly on the news, rising as much as 6. 8 per cent in early trading.

From technical factors, the Shanghai Composite Index Po Wei after 1800, a number of recent Huichou process.

A gauge tracking property stocks on the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0. 6 percent to a one- week low at the 3 p. m. close .

The market largely took Monday's data in stride, though, with the Shanghai Composite Index settling down 0. 2%.

The markets were unimpressed, with the Shanghai Composite index closing down 1. 5% on Thursday.

Since then, the Shanghai composite index has fallen more than 30 per cent.

The Shanghai Composite index rallied 1. 7 per cent, after sliding 5 per cent on Wednesday in its worst one-day fall for eight months.

Beijing tripled stamp duty at midnight on Tuesday; yesterday the Shanghai composite index plunged 6. 5 per cent.

And yesterday they began the second half in similarly fine fettle with the Shanghai Composite index breaching 3, 000 points.

And, while the benchmark Shanghai Composite index has risen by 90 per cent this year, the brokerage business has run even further ahead.

The benchmark Shanghai composite index has risen 75 per cent this year.

The Shanghai composite index has trebled over the past 18 months.

The Shanghai Composite Index will burst between July 17 and 27, according to a new econophysics forecast.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index has lost 10% in the past four trading days, including a 2% drop Wednesday.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index rose 0. 01 per cent yesterday to hit another record high.

Global wasn't affected by a 4. 5 percent drop Friday in the Shanghai Composite Index.

The Shanghai composite index has risen 76 per cent since June 2005, touching a five-year high last week.

The Shanghai Composite Index closed thursday down 1. 5% following news.

The benchmark Shanghai composite index closed down 95. 02 points.

The Shanghai Composite index was down 0. 1% Wednesday morning.

On the following day, the Shanghai Composite Index plunged 3. 45% on record turnover.

The Shanghai composite index is up 45 per cent this year.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index ended down 1. 2% Wednesday, its sixth straight day of declines, after a 4. 3% drop Tuesday.

Closing yesterday at 3, 767 points, the Shanghai composite index was 17 per cent off its high of last Tuesday.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index ended up 2. 7% at 3076. 65, defying a slump on Wall Street Friday and weak regional markets.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index has climbed 20 percent from a 15-month low reached on July 5.

The Shanghai Composite Index closed 1. 9 percent lower, extending this year's decline to 26 percent.

News of the PetroChina listing helped push the Shanghai Composite index down 2. 1 per cent to 4, 181 points yesterday.

On Sep 25, the Shanghai Composite Index surged over 2245 points, though still under 2300 points.

The Shanghai Composite Index was down 2. 9% on Wednesday.

The Shanghai Composite index has doubled since it hit bottom late last year, beating all major indices around the world.

The Shanghai composite index has fallen 2 per cent in 2011 and the Shenzhen composite is down nearly 12 per cent.

The Shanghai Composite index declined 1. 8%.

The broader Shanghai Composite Index was down 1. 1%.

The Shanghai composite index closed yesterday at 2, 727, down 55 per cent from last October's peak.

A sixfold gain in the Shanghai Composite Index between 2005 and late last year made Chinese companies among the most valuable on the planet.

From 2001 to the third quarter of 2005, the Shanghai composite index halved in value.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index, which tracks both A and B shares, ended down 0. 7% at 1990. 66.

The initial impact may be to knock back China's stock market, which gained 80% last year, as shown by the Shanghai Composite Index.

The Shanghai composite index bottomed out at a low of 1, 011 points in July 2005.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index ended at 2523. 28, marking its biggest daily gain since April 24, when it rose 9. 3%.

China's Shanghai Composite Index slumped 5. 2 percent, the most in 14 months.

The Shanghai composite index fell from 6, 124 points in October to below 3, 278 yesterday.

The Shanghai Composite index reached 3, 599. 62, its highest close since March 26.

The Shanghai Composite index rose 3 per cent to 2, 419. 99 in relatively heavy turnover.

China's benchmark Shanghai Composite Index dived 1. 5%, while the Shenzhen Component Index opened 1. 71% lower.

The Shanghai Composite index closed at a seven-month low of 2, 868. 43, down 1. 1 per cent on the day.

On Friday, the Shanghai Composite Index ended down 0. 01%, at 2655. 77, down about 19% this year.

China's Shanghai Composite Index fell Tuesday by 8. 8 percent, while the smaller Shenzhen Composite Index sank by 8. 5 percent.

The Shanghai composite index made its highest close since late March: up 1. 8 per cent at 3, 761. 01 points.

The Shanghai composite index closed down 2. 36 per cent at 3, 821. 92 yesterday, having risen more than 40 per cent this year.

The Shanghai Composite index, which tracks A and B shares, ended 3. 8 per cent higher at 4, 213. 36.

The Shanghai Composite Index slumped 7. 7 per cent to a new 14-month low, closing at 3, 072. 333.

The Shanghai Composite index gained 2 per cent to 2, 778. 59.

Since then, the Nikkei has gained 7. 1% versus a 6. 4% drop in China's Shanghai Composite Index as of last Friday's close.

On the mainland, the Shanghai composite index closed 1. 9 per cent lower at 2, 690. 75.

The Shanghai Composite Index rose 1 per cent to 4, 955. 20.

China's benchmark Shanghai Composite Index rose 2. 53 per cent to 3, 761. 61 points on talk the government was planning to lower stamp duty.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index declined 1. 9 percent to 2, 781. 40 at close, the lowest since Oct.

The Shanghai composite index fell 2. 8 per cent to 2, 794. 75, its lowest close for more than 15 months.

The Shanghai Composite index showed a more muted 3. 6 per cent gain to 2, 090. 773, the highest closing level since October 8.

The Shanghai composite index closed 7. 3 per cent higher at 1, 874. 80.

The Shanghai Composite index closed 2. 1 per cent lower at 4, 765. 45.

The Shanghai composite index retreated 1. 5 per cent to 2, 875. 45.

The Shanghai composite index ended 4. 5 per cent lower at 3, 443. 16.

The Shanghai Composite index gained 1. 5 per cent to 3, 462. 59, its highest level for 15 months.

The Shanghai composite index tumbled 4. 5 per cent to 5, 113. 97.

The Shanghai composite index fell 1. 6 per cent to 5, 338. 52.

The Shanghai Composite index rose 2. 1 per cent to 5, 421. 23.

The Shanghai composite index has risen by 120-130 per cent over 12 months to a record high yesterday.

The Shanghai composite index has fallen by 43 per cent since its peak last year.

He forecasts the Shanghai Composite index will fall 4 per cent in 2008, after nearly doubling last year.

The 14. 3 percent decline in the Shanghai Composite Index last year and the 10 percent drop since mid-April also don't bode well for growth.

The Shanghai composite index closed at a record 2807. 8 points, up 3. 7 per cent on the day.

The benchmark Shanghai Composite index climbed 1. 5 per cent to a record close at 4, 628. 11.

When the Shanghai Composite Index fell 6. 74% on the last trading day of August, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index dropped 4. 84%.

In mainland China, the Shanghai composite index rose 2. 3 percent, and in Hong Kong, the Hang Seng index jumped 5. 3 percent.

In contrast, the Shanghai Composite index is down 21%, while Hong Kong's benchmark index is 0. 5% higher.

The Shanghai composite index rose 48. 53 points, or 1. 6 per cent, to a record high of 3, 122. 81.

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