Shanghai, Shenzhen stock exchanges to run test to ensure smooth trading amid transaction surge

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A screen wall in Shanghai showed A-share market performance on September 30. The combined turnover of the Shanghai and Shenzhen bourses surged to a historical high of 2.6 trillion yuan ($270.45 billion) on the day. Photo: CFP

China’s Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges will reportedly conduct a series of tests on their platforms on Monday to ensure a smoother trading experience, as the combined turnover of the two bourses surged to 2.6 trillion yuan on the trading day before the seven-day National Day holidays, driven by various stimulus policies.

In order to ensure smooth transactions after the National Day holidays, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange will conduct system connectivity tests on Monday, when related securities firms can test their technological systems for trading after the holidays, according to a notice on the bourse’s website.

Meanwhile, the Shanghai Stock Exchange will conduct a similar test on Monday, the CCTV news…

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