The biggest move came in Shenzhen, where technology and growth stocks recovered sharply from recent losses. The ChiNext Index, which tracks many of China’s younger growth companies, rose from 3,302.55 on August 3 to 3,537.21 on August 10, a gain of about 7.1%. The rally suggests investors remain willing to back sectors aligned with Beijing’s technology and industrial priorities, even as the wider economy continues to show signs of weakness. Its relative underperformance suggests international investors remain more cautious than their mainland counterparts. Hong Kong was also hit during the week by losses in insurers and technology companies, although consumer and property shares recovered on Monday.