Chinese Stocks Reportedly Extend Losing Streak to 11 Consecutive Weeks

China's stock market has reportedly declined for 11 consecutive weeks, with the source describing the stretch as the longest weekly losing streak in its history.
The extended weakness highlights persistent selling pressure and concerns surrounding economic growth, corporate earnings, policy support and investor confidence.
A prolonged downturn can also affect regional capital flows and risk sentiment across other Asian equity markets.
However, the historical record claim requires verification against a clearly identified benchmark, such as the Shanghai Composite or CSI 300, and its available price history. Investors will be watching whether policy announcements, improving economic data or stronger corporate earnings can interrupt the reported losing streak.