Shanghai Composite (SSEC)

Shanghai
3,212.50
+11.24(+0.35%)
  • Open:
    3,198.88
  • Day's Range:
    3,179.82 - 3,220.77
  • 52 wk Range:
    2,885.09 - 3,424.84

Shanghai Overview

Prev. Close
3,201.26
Volume
261,700
Day's Range
3,179.82-3,220.77
Open
3,198.88
Average Volume (3m)
33,361,738,680
52 wk Range
2,885.09-3,424.84
1-Year Change
2.63%
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      • i know a bit about the stock market. im 16
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        • The US trade war with China will make production of goods in the US more competitive and bring jobs back to America from China. China has the trade surplus it must lose a trade war. Trump is backing that more jobs and wage growth will more than offset higher prices, and the government will benefit from the money from the tariffs in the short to medium term.
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