China's stock market ends its longest losing streak in history
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on November 6, 2026.
The first up week since August breaks a record-long slide, and investors who wrote off China exposure now have a sentiment turn to argue with.
China's Stock Market has finally posted a green week for the first time since August, ending their longest losing streak in history 🚨 https://t.co/fwnxmCjeil
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China's equity market closed higher for the week ending November 6, 2026, its first positive week since August and the end of the longest consecutive losing streak in the market's recorded history.
A record-long slide pushed foreign and domestic investors toward the exits, so the first green week carries psychological weight well beyond one week's price gain.
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Investors who had already written off China exposure now face a direct challenge to that position, and sentiment turns after record drawdowns shift institutional allocation conversations before the economic data turns.
The near-term question is whether this week holds as a genuine inflection, and the record context raises the stakes of that follow-through.