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Previous Closing Price
12841.000About CHINA 50
The FTSE China A50 Index is a tradable benchmark of 50 of the largest mainland Chinese A-share companies. A-shares are shares of mainland-incorporated companies traded in renminbi on the Shanghai or Shenzhen stock exchanges. Constituents must meet eligibility and investability rules, including Northbound Stock Connect requirements. Weighted by investable market capitalization, the index provides focused large-cap onshore exposure and differs from Hong Kong-listed Chinese-share benchmarks and MSCI China A50 products.
CHN50 can respond to Chinese monetary and fiscal policy, credit growth, property conditions, domestic consumption, regulation and the renminbi. It is narrower than broad A-share indexes, so sector concentration matters. The index cannot be purchased directly; exposure may be available through ETFs, futures, options or CFDs. A CHN50 quote may follow offshore futures or another index-linked product, causing differences from the official cash index because of trading hours, fair value or contract rolls. Verify the data source before comparing prices.

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FAQs
What is CHINA 50's highest value within a month?
The highest value ever recorded for CHINA 50 within a month was 14733.00, reached on 2026-09-22.
What is CHINA 50's lowest value within a month?
The lowest value ever recorded for CHINA 50 within a month was 12648.00, reached on 2026-10-23.
How is CHINA 50 doing today?
The CHINA 50 price is 12816.00.
What was the opening value for CHINA 50 today?
The opening value for CHINA 50 today was 12836.00.
What is the 52-week range for CHINA 50?
The 52-week range for CHINA 50 is 12648.00 to 16227.00. This range shows the lowest and highest index levels recorded over the past 52 weeks.
What is the day's trading range for CHINA 50?
The day's trading range for CHINA 50 is 12702.00 to 12952.00. This range shows the lowest and highest levels reached during the current trading session.
Can I invest in CHINA 50 directly?
No, CHINA 50 itself is an index and cannot be invested in directly. Investors usually gain exposure through related products such as ETFs, index funds, futures, CFDs, or constituent stocks, depending on market availability and risk suitability.