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China's economic growth slowed in April, with industrial output rising 4.1% and retail sales only 0.2%, both missing forecasts. Domestic car sales fell 21.6%, marking seven months of decline. Fixed-asset investment contracted 1.6% in early 2026. Economists cite weak domestic demand and external risks from the Middle East conflict as factors. Despite a 5.0% growth in Q1, analysts warn of an uneven recovery, with the property market downturn continuing to impact growth.

- China's economic growth slowed in April, with industrial output increasing by only 4.1% and retail sales rising just 0.2%, significantly below expectations.  
- Factors such as high energy costs from the Iran war, weak domestic demand, and a drop in fixed-asset investment contributed to this downturn.  
- Economists warned that while exports held up, the ongoing property market downturn and rising input costs could further pressure the economy.

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SSE Index closed at 4073.71 points in the morning session, down 0.79%; Shenzhen Index at 14945.20 points, down 1.53%; ChiNext at 3684.12 points, down 1.83%; CSI 300 at 4761.57 points, down 0.79%; STAR 50 at 1419.62 points, down 2.17%; CSI 500 at 8232.70 points, down 1.71%; CSI 1000 at 8310.51 points, down 2.01%

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The SSE Index reported at 4095.07 points in the morning session, up 0.24%. The Shenzhen Index reported at 15076.15 points, up 0.63%. ChiNext reported at 3712.28 points, up 0.63%. CSI 300 reported at 4782.18 points, up 0.30%. STAR 50 reported at 1435.23 points, up 0.60%. CSI 500 reported at 8332.29 points, up 0.75%. CSI 1000 reported at 8432.23 points, up 0.97%

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The SSE Index opened at 4074.81 points, down 0.25%; the Shenzhen Component Index at 14897.96 points, down 0.56%; the ChiNext at 3660.42 points, down 0.77%; the CSI 300 at 4751.28 points, down 0.35%; the STAR 50 at 1420.78 points, down 0.41%; the CSI 500 at 8226.85 points, down 0.53%; and the CSI 1000 at 8317.28 points, down 0.41%

The SSE Index closed at 4093.25 points, down 0.32%. The Shenzhen Component Index closed at 15043.45 points, down 0.88%. The GEM Index closed at 3720.25 points, down 0.87%. The CSI 300 closed at 4786.33 points, down 0.28%. The STAR 50 closed at 1432.59 points, down 1.28%. The CSI 500 closed at 8295.21 points, down 0.97%. The CSI 1000 closed at 8362.74 points, down 1.40%

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The conflict in the Middle East has impacted global trade, leading to a decline in China's imports and exports to the region in March. However, China's foreign trade performance in the first quarter was surprisingly strong, with a total import and export value reaching 11.84 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 15%, marking the highest for the same period in history. The deputy director of the General Administration of Customs pointed out that despite the reduced business with the Middle East, China's foreign trade resilience remains strong, with quarterly growth rate being the highest in nearly five years

- The recent conflict in the Middle East has significantly impacted China's foreign trade, with March 2026 showing a decline in imports and exports to the region.  
- Despite these challenges, China's overall goods trade in the first quarter reached a record 11.84 trillion yuan, marking a 15% increase year-on-year, driven by market diversification, strong import growth, and robust high-value exports.  
- China's trade resilience amidst external uncertainties reflects its commitment to political solutions and increased openness, as evidenced by plans to implement zero tariffs for 53 African nations starting May 1.

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The Middle East conflict impacts global trade, and China's imports and exports demonstrate resilience

The SSE Index stood at 4010.45 points in the morning session, up 0.55%. The Shenzhen Index stood at 14603.34 points, up 1.36%. ChiNext stood at 3550.32 points, up 2.13%. The CSI 300 stood at 4685.05 points, up 0.84%. The STAR 50 stood at 1409.12 points, up 2.46%. The CSI 500 stood at 8072.72 points, up 1.32%. The CSI 1000 stood at 8117.50 points, up 1.15%

The SSE Index closed at 4,072.39 points in the morning session, down 0.24%. The Shenzhen Index closed at 14,854.08 points, down 0.75%. ChiNext closed at 3,642.83 points, down 0.94%. The CSI 300 closed at 4,740.83 points, down 0.35%. The STAR 50 closed at 1,416.17 points, down 2.37%. The CSI 500 closed at 8,223.17 points, down 0.81%. The CSI 1000 closed at 8,297.37 points, down 0.72%

The SSE Index closed at 4085.08 points, up 0.07%; the Shenzhen Component Index closed at 14982.14 points, up 0.10%; the ChiNext closed at 3688.94 points, up 0.31%; the CSI 300 closed at 4768.00 points, up 0.22%; the STAR 50 closed at 1426.68 points, down 1.64%; the CSI 500 closed at 8270.33 points, down 0.24%; and the CSI 1000 closed at 8351.16 points, down 0.08%

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China's April growth slows as factory output, retail sales miss forecasts