China's CSI 300 enters bear territory after a 10-week losing streak
What happened
According to a CNBC headline, China's stock market has fallen into bear territory, with the CSI 300 index extending a 10-week rout. A bear market is commonly described as a drop of 20% or more from a recent peak. The headline does not give the index level or the size of the decline.
When it started
The story was first reported around 22 October 2026, based on the available source. The source does not say on which day the index crossed into bear territory.
How it spread
The index has declined for 10 consecutive weeks, according to the headline. The available source does not explain the specific drivers of the selloff.
Why it matters
The report signals sustained weakness in mainland Chinese equities, which can matter to global investors and to markets in other countries. The source does not provide analyst views or official explanations, so the causes remain unconfirmed.