Article: 7-month lowest close leads to tech rebound

China's shares edged up yesterday in a technical rebound a day after posting their lowest close in more than seven months, with that steep fall helping ease persistent selling pressure, brokers said.

The benchmark Shanghai composite index, grouping hard-currency B shares for foreigners and yuan-denominated A shares, climbed 0.32 per cent, or 4.623 points, to 1,449.712 points.

The index has fallen 5.8 per cent since mid-July, hit by factors from a rash of stock offers to tightened bank lending.

The Shenzhen sub-index fell 0.29 per cent, or 9.40 points, to close at 3,246.43 points.

"The market is experiencing a technical rebound, as investors cautiously buy shares in companies that have ...

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