SHA:601288 News 11 January 2026 - 1 February 2026

Agricultural Bank of China A shares closed at 6.72 yuan in Shanghai Friday, down 0.88%. The bank announced Zhang Hongwu’s appointment as non-executive director after regulatory approval. January’s official manufacturing PMI fell to 49.3, signaling contraction and weighing on investor sentiment. Trading resumes Monday amid renewed speculation over policy easing.

Agricultural Bank of China’s A-shares closed Friday at 6.75 yuan, down 0.88%, with 395.97 million shares traded. BofA Global Research reported a record $49.2 billion outflow from Chinese equity funds last week. Foreign direct investment in China fell 9.5% in 2025 to 747.7 billion yuan. Investors await China’s PMI data Jan. 31 and the U.S. Fed decision Jan. 28.

China Construction Bank A-shares fell 0.9% to 8.95 yuan Friday, with major state lenders also closing lower ahead of new margin requirements taking effect Monday. The securities regulator ordered stricter leverage controls as exchanges raise minimum margin for new loans to 100%. The People’s Bank of China will cut rates on some policy tools by 25 basis points and expand lending quotas. The Shanghai Composite ended the week down 0.3%.

Agricultural Bank of China Class A shares closed at 7.21 yuan, down 1.6% Friday in Shanghai. Mainland exchanges will raise margin requirements to 100% starting Monday, as regulators crack down on speculation. The central bank will implement targeted lending rate cuts, while investors await Tuesday’s Loan Prime Rate decision.

Shanghai, Jan 12, 2026, 00:16 CST — Premarket Agricultural Bank of China Ltd’s Class A shares (601288) closed Friday down 0.4% at 7.41 yuan and are set for Monday trading, holding steady near their recent peaks. https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/AGRICULTURAL-BANK-OF-CHIN-9950396/ China’s December credit data, due midweek, is expected to drive the next move. New Yuan Loans will be reported on Jan. 14, with forecasts around 450 billion yuan, up from 390 billion yuan in November, per Investing.com’s calendar. https://www.investing.com/economic-calendar/chinese-new-loans-1060 Traders are also eyeing “total social financing” (TSF), which combines bank loans with other funding sources like bonds and off-balance-sheet items. The latest TSF